Adaptative Design

Overview

The adaptive design methodology is a flexible and iterative approach to product development. It leverages real-time data and user feedback to make continuous improvements. This approach allows design teams to quickly respond to changing market conditions and user needs, ensuring that the final product is both functional and user-friendly. With adaptive design, the development process is more resilient, accommodating unpredictability and enhancing overall efficiency. Companies that embrace this methodology are better positioned to deliver cutting-edge solutions that meet evolving consumer demands effectively.

Figma does not include a breakpoint design feature out of the box, to address this problem Uncodie ads inline CSS rules and visibility rules in the IDE see:

Visibility

You can also use CSS Media Queries to perform adaptative designs by creating a CSS file for your screen or component see:

CSS

Use Cases

Respond to Screen Sizes

Use visibility rules to respond to different screen sizes and show or hide different UX elements, see:

🔤Variables

Respond to Screen orientation

Show or hide complete elements or variants by using variables and variants, see:

Variants

Respond to User Roles

You can grant access to application features by role-adding roles to your User and showing or hiding elements or variants accordingly.

Guidelines

Avoid adaptive design

Try using these features as little as you can so your app design responds to different screen sizes from simple CSS rules instead.