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Create a Guide/Template: How to use Figma effectively on open source volunteer teams #128

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https://github.com/hackforla/product-managment/issues/20

Overview

We need to create a guide for How to use Figma Effectively so that volunteers can get up to speed quickly on making designs to be used by team and understand effective practices for communicating between design/product/development

Action Items

The phases in the guide-making process are listed below. Each phase displayed in blue is linked to a wiki page with instructions on how to complete that phase. Open the wiki page in a new tab, copy the instructions for each part into the section labeled 'Tasks' at the bottom of this issue, and complete each task listed.

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  • This is where you will copy instructions from the wiki page for the step you are currently on.

Resources/Instructions

Google Drive Folder for this Guide’s documents and shortcuts (to documents in other locations)
0128 How to use Figma effectively on open source volunteer teams

Part of Design system: NO
Original version of this issue: #128
Hack for LA figma for the Hack Nights Page
Screen Shot 2020-08-23 at 3 57 55 PM

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  1. changed the title [-]Create Mockup Guide for Designers[/-] [+]Create Mockup Guide for HfLA project Designers[/+] on Aug 27, 2020
  2. changed the title [-]Create Mockup Guide for HfLA project Designers[/-] [+]Create a Guide: How to use Figma effectively on Open Source Volunteer Teams[/+] on Oct 4, 2020
  3. tarang100 commented on Mar 21, 2021

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  4. ExperimentsInHonesty commented on Aug 25, 2021

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  5. ExperimentsInHonesty commented on Oct 20, 2021

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  6. JesseTheCleric commented on Nov 5, 2024

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    Prior version of issue

    Dependency

    https://github.com/hackforla/product-managment/issues/20

    Overview

    We need to create a guide for How to use Figma Effectively so that volunteers can get up to speed quickly on making designs to be used by team and understand effective practices for communicating between design/product/development.

    Action Items

    • Gather examples of how other Hack for LA projects or volunteers have done this (if applicable), adding each example as a link in the resources section below
      • Once done, remove the "Guide: Gather Examples" label and add the "Guide: Research" label
    • Research existing information about [name of item] in [relevant resources, articles, etc.]
      • Once done, remove the "Guide: Research" label and add the "Guide: Draft Guide" label
    • Create a draft guide, either in markdown format in this issue or a google doc in the ux/ui google drive
      • Once done, remove the "Guide: Draft Guide" label and add the "Guide: Review Guide" label
    • Review the guide with UX/UI community of practice
      • Once done, remove the "Guide: Review Guide" label and add the "Guide: Leadership Review" label
    • Present to the Hack for LA leadership team for sign off
      • Once approved, remove the "Guide: Leadership Review" label and add the "Guide: Place Guide" label

    Resources

    Update issue hackforla/product-management#15 with the name of item you are working on

    Resources/Instructions

    Part of Design system: NO
    Original version of this issue: #128
    Hack for LA figma for the Hack Nights Page
    Screen Shot 2020-08-23 at 3 57 55 PM

  7. JesseTheCleric commented on Nov 5, 2024

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    Assignee, Labels, Project Board Placement, and Milestones for this issue in the UI/UX Repo:

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  8. changed the title [-]Create a Guide: How to use Figma effectively on Open Source Volunteer Teams[/-] [+]Create a Guide: How to use Figma effectively for open source volunteer teams[/+] on Nov 17, 2024
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