Framing is generally better than grouping in Figma because it provides greater flexibility and functionality. Here are the main reasons why **framing** is often preferred over **grouping**:

True or False: Frames are better for responsive design and for handing over to developers.

This course takes you from the basics of designing user interfaces to advanced prototyping and collaboration techniques. Learn how to create wireframes, design visually stunning layouts, and work effectively with development teams using Figma's powerful features. Perfect for beginners and professionals looking to enhance their design skills, this course combines practical projects, expert tips, and real-world applications to help you succeed in the competitive world of design.

Learn what Figma is, what its role is in UI/UX design, and how to navigate its interface and tools. Perfect for beginners to get started with projects.

Layers in Figma keep your design organized, groups shapes are your go-to for creating visuals, and typography helps style your text beautifully.

Learn to place photos and videos, use masks, and apply blend modes for dynamic designs. Master colors, gradients, buttons, auto layouts, components, and styles. Unlock the power of plugins and widgets to enhance your creativity and streamline your workflow.

Explore columns, grids, plugins, and the parent-child component structure to streamline your design process.

Develop low-fidelity wireframes, create interactive prototypes, animate designs, and present work effectively to clients.

UI/UX with Figma

Frames vs Groups