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¿Como PROTOTIPAR en Figma? – Tutorial paso a paso para crear prototipos de interfaces en FIGMA — Transcript

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  1. 0:05Hello, again. Today we will see how we
  2. 0:08can prototype in Figma. The first thing
  3. 0:11is that I have created a file in which
  4. 0:13I have three different screens. Each of
  5. 0:16these screens has buttons or screens
  6. 0:18that need a wait time to move to the
  7. 0:20next one. What we must do once we have
  8. 0:25all our design is to go to the top
  9. 0:27right in the interactive properties
  10. 0:30panel and switch from design to
  11. 0:32prototype. We click here and now we
  12. 0:37will see that the way this space is
  13. 0:40displayed changes. Once we have it, now
  14. 0:46by hovering over each of the elements
  15. 0:48we will notice that in addition to the
  16. 0:50box highlighting it, a circle appears.
  17. 0:54When hovering over that circle, it
  18. 0:56changes to a plus sign. That means that
  19. 0:58this element can now create a
  20. 1:00connection. If we click on that plus
  21. 1:04sign and hold it down, we can drag and
  22. 1:07connect it to any other element we need
  23. 1:10. In this case, the login button must
  24. 1:14be connected to the successful login
  25. 1:17screen. So we click, drag, and when the
  26. 1:22highlighted box turns blue, the
  27. 1:25connection is made. So all we have to
  28. 1:29do is release the click. Once we have
  29. 1:33made the connection, notice that
  30. 1:35options appear to configure how that
  31. 1:38connection will be made. In the first
  32. 1:41part, the "on tap" option appears. If
  33. 1:45we click on that dropdown menu, we will
  34. 1:48have the option to drag, on hover,
  35. 1:52while pressing, even when the mouse is
  36. 1:55over that element, or when we touch
  37. 1:58with a finger. In this case, I will
  38. 2:03select "on tap," which is the default
  39. 2:06option. Then we would have the "
  40. 2:09navigate to" option. If we look at the
  41. 2:13dropdown menu, notice that we could go
  42. 2:15back, set a variable, a conditional, or
  43. 2:17even scroll. In this case, I am going
  44. 2:21to select "navigate to" and the screen
  45. 2:24that appears selected is the one I just
  46. 2:27configured, so I will make sure to keep
  47. 2:30it selected. At the bottom, the way the
  48. 2:36transition will occur appears. So we
  49. 2:41can click it and there is the "instant"
  50. 2:45option. Practically, the screen would
  51. 2:47just appear. Dissolve, smart animate,
  52. 2:52move in, push, or even slide. We will
  53. 2:57select the "slide" option. I will
  54. 3:00select this option. Notice that we have
  55. 3:03the preview of what would be happening
  56. 3:05there. Now we select "move in." There
  57. 3:11we have the preview. And we could go
  58. 3:17through each of these. Of all of them,
  59. 3:21I think the push option is the most
  60. 3:23suitable, so I'll handle it that way
  61. 3:25and then we'll have options to
  62. 3:26manipulate the timing. However, if the
  63. 3:30preview already seems adequate to us,
  64. 3:32we can handle it that way. I will leave
  65. 3:36this configuration as it is and then
  66. 3:39I'll press the close button. Now I have
  67. 3:43my first connection made. If I want to
  68. 3:47have a preview of this, I select my
  69. 3:49frame and go up to the top to this play
  70. 3:52icon, to the part with a
  71. 3:54downward-pointing arrow, because we
  72. 3:57have the option to present the project
  73. 4:00or also to preview the prototype. In
  74. 4:04this case, we are going to select the
  75. 4:06option to preview the prototype. We
  76. 4:12wait for it to load. And now we will
  77. 4:19see that our first screen appears. If
  78. 4:22we hover over the button, a hand icon
  79. 4:25will appear, indicating that it is
  80. 4:27something that can be pressed. And if
  81. 4:30we click, it would slide and move to
  82. 4:33the next screen. One of the ways to
  83. 4:38prototype, then, is to be able to
  84. 4:40select the object we want to connect
  85. 4:42and drag it to the next screen, but we
  86. 4:45might also need to select the entire
  87. 4:47screen and connect that screen. So,
  88. 4:51that is also possible. Just look here,
  89. 4:54the recommendation is that we always
  90. 4:56have our frames or our artboards
  91. 4:58properly renamed. In this case, the
  92. 5:01name of the artboard size appears, but
  93. 5:04what I want is to have a reference name
  94. 5:06. So I will double-click on that name
  95. 5:11and change it to control panel. I press
  96. 5:19enter and now I can make the connection
  97. 5:22. I select the screen that I am going
  98. 5:25to connect to the next one. I go to the
  99. 5:28right side to the center of the screen,
  100. 5:31and when the plus sign appears, I click
  101. 5:33and, without letting go, I drag to the
  102. 5:36next screen. Once the screen is
  103. 5:40selected in blue, I let go, all the
  104. 5:42options appear again, and look here,
  105. 5:45under navigate to, the name of that
  106. 5:48screen appears. If we leave the default
  107. 5:52name for all of them, we wouldn't know
  108. 5:54exactly which one to select or we would
  109. 5:56have to start visualizing the selection
  110. 5:57it makes for us. So it is much easier
  111. 6:01to have the names of each of the frames
  112. 6:03or screens. And by default, it appears
  113. 6:07that it will be a push animation, and
  114. 6:10we already have the preview from before
  115. 6:13selected. What we will change here is
  116. 6:16that instead of on tap, I will click
  117. 6:19here. We will select the last option,
  118. 6:25the option that says after delay. Let's
  119. 6:30click and you'll see it now shows the
  120. 6:33milliseconds it takes to move to the
  121. 6:36next screen. To visualize it, we'll
  122. 6:40change it to 200 to see a slightly
  123. 6:43faster change. We close it and now the
  124. 6:46connection is made. Keeping this screen
  125. 6:49selected, I will now go to the preview
  126. 6:52menu. Since I've already previewed the
  127. 6:55prototype once, you can see it's
  128. 6:58already selected, so we just have to
  129. 7:01click. I'll preview it again and you'll
  130. 7:06see the wait time is too fast. So I'll
  131. 7:10close this preview and now I want to
  132. 7:13edit that connection. To do so, I can
  133. 7:17go back to the arrow connecting the
  134. 7:20screens, the settings window will
  135. 7:23appear again, and now I'll set it back
  136. 7:26to 800, which was the suggested time.
  137. 7:31We press enter, preview again, start
  138. 7:34from the first window, click, and go to
  139. 7:38the second. And then you'll see it has
  140. 7:43more time to transition to the next one
  141. 7:44. However, it still doesn't let you
  142. 7:47read it. So I'll close it again. I'll
  143. 7:51go to the arrow to edit again and
  144. 7:53change it to 1600. I'll double it. I'll
  145. 7:58click here to close. Now I will select
  146. 8:02this frame to start the preview from
  147. 8:04there and click on preview. Now we have
  148. 8:09a longer wait time. So, this is how we
  149. 8:12can go about creating different
  150. 8:13connections. We can go back to edit
  151. 8:17that connection at any time to set the
  152. 8:21time we need, or even if we wanted to
  153. 8:24add a different animation or connect to
  154. 8:27a different screen instead. Now I've
  155. 8:31changed it to 2500. I'll go to preview.
  156. 8:38And now it lets me read it and has a
  157. 8:40longer wait time. The last thing we'll
  158. 8:44do is take this back button to the
  159. 8:46first screen to have complete
  160. 8:48navigation. So we follow the same step,
  161. 8:52we select the element to connect.
  162. 8:55Notice that when you hover over any of
  163. 8:57its sides, a plus sign appears. I'll
  164. 9:00make sure it's the side it points to. I
  165. 9:03select it and move it to the first
  166. 9:06screen. When the screen is selected, I
  167. 9:12can let go and now I start having all
  168. 9:14the configurations. We will leave it on
  169. 9:17tap again, navigate to login, that's
  170. 9:23the name of my screen. I'll use the
  171. 9:27same animation, but notice that instead
  172. 9:29of moving left, I don't want this
  173. 9:31screen to move here and the other to
  174. 9:33appear, but rather make it look like it
  175. 9:35went back. So here with these arrows I
  176. 9:38can change the direction; I can make it
  177. 9:41go to the left, to the right, down, or
  178. 9:43up. So, with the previous one, it
  179. 9:47seemed like the other screen was on the
  180. 9:50right side, but with this other option,
  181. 9:52it simulates that the screen is on the
  182. 9:55left side, and when we go back, it will
  183. 9:58indeed return to that screen. We close
  184. 10:02it, and now we will do the full preview
  185. 10:05. So, I will select the login screen or
  186. 10:08frame. I will click on preview, and now
  187. 10:13we will navigate. We go to the login
  188. 10:17button and press it. There is the wait
  189. 10:21time we indicated for this screen. Then
  190. 10:25it goes to the dashboard, and finally,
  191. 10:28if we go to the back button, we will
  192. 10:31see how it returns to the left side
  193. 10:34from where the main screen movement
  194. 10:37came. With that, we finish this brief
  195. 10:40video on prototyping, and as we advance
  196. 10:43in these tutorials, we will be creating
  197. 10:45much more advanced connections and also
  198. 10:47having a larger number of screens. I
  199. 10:50hope the information was clear, and if
  200. 10:52not, remember that I always read your
  201. 10:54comments. Regards.

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