Figma Card Stack Interactions

This tutorial guides you through creating a swipable card stack in Figma. It covers the creation of card components, setting up animation variants, and prototyping interactions. The tutorial also includes testing and adjustments to ensure a smooth, reusable component for app or web page integration.

What is the primary goal of the tutorial?

• To design a complex database

• To develop a swipable card stack

• To create a static image gallery

• To build a responsive website

Why is it important to name the card instances properly?

• To prevent confusion during auto-animation

• To allow for faster loading times

• To ensure the cards are colorful

• To make the cards larger

What is the purpose of creating animation variants?

• To change the card colors

• To add text to the cards

• To create keyframes for animation

• To resize the cards

Which feature in Figma is used to add interactions to the card stack?

• Design

• Export

• Prototype

• Inspect

What is the benefit of using the card stack component in an app?

• It requires multiple screens for animation

• It simplifies the animation process

• It increases the app's loading time

• It limits the app's functionality

What is the function of the 'smart animate' feature in Figma?

• To enhance text readability

• To create static images

• To increase the file size

• To smooth out animations between frames

What is the significance of the 'on drag' interaction?

• It allows cards to be resized

• It enables cards to be dragged and animated

• It changes the card color

• It deletes the card

How can you test the card stack component in Figma?

• By emailing it to a friend

• By printing the design

• By using the preview button

• By exporting it to a PDF

What should you do if you want to shuffle the card stack backwards?

• Click the 'delete' button

• Use the 'export' feature

• Change the card's color

• Drag the handle to the previous frame

What is the final outcome of the tutorial?

• A responsive website

• A static image gallery

• A perpetually shuffling card deck

• A complex database