Or am I better off designing straight away into Hubspot. The reason for using Figma is the shared component library to keep hold of assets, easy UI icons to add in and a grid system to work to. If I cannot integrate is there anything in Hubspot that would do a similar job?
Sorry @dennisedson , missed this! @GChantler , we use figma but without an integration. Our design team has a well structured way of handing off to the dev team so we can first implement the basic UI elements, move on to the modules and finally full page layouts. Probably not what you were looking for but it's how we do it.
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Hey @GChantler,
I actually have not used figma in my workflow but I don't believe there is a way unless figma exports HTML but even then you'd still need to export/import everytime you make a change. The assets, etc. you should be able to export and import those into HubSpot. But yeah i'm not sure.
You can use emailify to export your figma files to HTML. It has a drag and drop template builder as well as a custom component builder. In my experience I have been able to build pretty neat emails through it. If you have Hubspot Marketing Professional Hub you can use the HTML code and create custom email templates. You dont need to write a single line of code.
Regards,
Ali
Well, in fact, we just released the beta version of the BRiX Fuse plugin that pushes your designs from Figma to HubSpot and vice versa.
Take a look at it here: -plugin
Would love to see you there!
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Hey Damir to be honest I'm sure that it's not an issue of Figma users not needing it (they do, trust me). Rather it's an issue of them not knowing about it and/or very likely just primarily using figma.
I think what you've built is probably ahead of the curve because at the moment there's probably a relatively small group of users who are knowledgable enough about both figma AND airtable to realize how powerful the tool is that you've built.
I am definitely one of those users though. In fact as soon as I tried your demo I was immediately ready to pay for it because it addresses a gap in my workflow that I've literally been searching for a solution to. Outside of your tool my only other hope was that there could be some way to use zapier (or similar services) to approximate what you've built.
Separately I think that your primary market for this tool is likely folks in mid-market or enterprise environments (people who have budget) but that same market has big caveats. For instance not all of your potential users have workflows that use both of these tools. I've worked on countless teams where the UX group used Figma heavily but because of company IT policy they were not allowed to have airtable.
Separately you have other groups that may use Airtable heavily but who have no exposure or experience to Figma. Think marketing or content groups. They are likely using a combo of airtable, canva, photoshop/illustrator, etc.
I am just now assessing if Airtable will be my new tool for managing user research projects. The Figma plugin is a selling point, as are the multiple possible integrations with other tools I use at my company.
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With the Crowdin for Figma plugin, you can use texts from Crowdin in your designs to save time for both designers and developers. These could include original or translated texts. If necessary, you can add new ones (e.g., dialog titles, button labels) and send them to translators in Crowdin.
After using the source strings from Crowdin in your designs, they become linked with the text fields, and you can preview translations for these strings in Figma and upload screenshots for them to your Crowdin project.
To simplify adding strings from Figma to the Crowdin project, you can set up the desired key naming pattern for the source string identifiers in the plugin settings. The Crowdin plugin for Figma will suggest the string identifiers for new strings based on the selected pattern. While adding new source strings, you can always edit the suggested identifier to the preferred look.
Besides the existing patterns, you can configure your own pattern. To use a custom pattern, select the Custom key naming pattern option from the drop-down list and specify your pattern in the Custom Key Naming Pattern field.
When adding source strings used in the designs, make sure to keep Send screenshots selected. As a result, the Crowdin plugin for Figma will upload screenshots along with the source strings. 152ee80cbc
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