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Hi
I am looking at one community Figma template that I wish to Bravorize and see that almost all elements are set up as variants.
1. Are there any documents which describe the best practice to refactor it before I start adding Bravo tags!
2. Are there any documents that I can give to designers (who do not know Bravo Studio) about how to design in Figma so that there are no conflicts and rework with bravorization.
Thanks!
Indrek
2 replies
Hey Indrek,
here is a video I made about the very basics of converting a Figma file to be ready for Bravo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A\_Ih0ETwMa0
I don't think there is a comprehensive written guide for all aspects but I would recommend to have a look at the Bravo Tags master list before creating a new element from scratch. For example if you are trying to add a modal, have a look at the sample file for a modal.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks for the link Jonas (app.monster). This has been, for me, the missing link. I kept thinking that I just had to make a copy of my client's figma design and add the bravo tags. I was very frustrated and wrong. Your EasilyConvert video contains the key -- create a new figma file and create the design from scratch so it will work with Bravo.
Please make sure that all new Bravo Studio users get this as the number 1 step they have to take in order to Bravorize a client's design.
As always Jonas, Thankyou thankyou. Mary
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