Horizontal and Vertical Scroll in Figma - Quick Prototyping Tutorial — Transcript
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- 0:03[music]
- 0:09[music]
- 0:10Hey there. Welcome to our hands-on
- 0:12tutorial. Today, we're going to guide
- 0:15you through setting up both horizontal
- 0:16and vertical scrolling in a mobile
- 0:18design. First, let's jump into our Figma
- 0:21file where the mobile design lives.
- 0:31We'll tackle the horizontal scroll
- 0:32feature for our quick recipe filters
- 0:34first.
- 0:35[music]
- 0:35We've used auto layout for each filter
- 0:37item to keep everything organized and
- 0:39well aligned. [music]
- 0:40Here's how you do it. Select all filter
- 0:43items and create an auto layout. You
- 0:45might be tempted to use a regular frame,
- 0:47but auto layout is a more efficient
- 0:49option. We then establish a horizontal
- 0:51space of 20 pixels between items. Next,
- 0:55[music] we're going to dive into the
- 0:56crucial part of creating this horizontal
- 0:58scroll. Hold down the command key and
- 1:00then [music] left click on the container
- 1:02and drag it until it fits within the
- 1:04dimensions of our phone frame. In
- 1:06simpler terms, we're adjusting the
- 1:07container to only show the content that
- 1:09fits within the phone [music] screen.
- 1:11Don't worry, all your content is still
- 1:13there. We've just resized the container.
- 1:15[music]
- 1:16The following step is to activate the
- 1:18clip content feature. This ensures that
- 1:20content doesn't spill [music] out of our
- 1:21phone frame.
- 1:27After that, it's essential to navigate
- 1:28to the prototype section. Here, we're
- 1:31keeping the position the same [music]
- 1:32but changing the overflow to horizontal
- 1:34scroll. Now, we can test our work by
- 1:37previewing our prototype.
- 1:43As you can see, our horizontal scroll
- 1:45function is working like a charm. If
- 1:47you're interested in enhancing this
- 1:49further, there are additional [music]
- 1:50tweaks you can make for a smoother
- 1:51experience, but we'll save that for
- 1:53another session. Moving on, we're now
- 1:56going [music] to set up scrollable
- 1:57recipes while keeping everything else in
- 1:59place. We'll do this [music] by resizing
- 2:02our frame to match the dimensions of our
- 2:03prototype. For this tutorial, we're
- 2:06using the iPhone [music] mini, which is
- 2:07375 by 812 pixels. Let's temporarily
- 2:12remove the bottom navigation. Now,
- 2:14adjust the height to 812 pixels.
- 2:23Great. We can now bring back the
- 2:25navigation and align it to the bottom of
- 2:27the frame.
- 2:32But, as we shrunk our frame,
- 2:34[music]
- 2:34our content now overflows beyond the
- 2:37main frame. Select all recipe boxes,
- 2:44create an auto layout, and then choose
- 2:46clip content.
- 2:47[music]
- 2:47We'll also apply clip content to the
- 2:49phone frame to prevent content from
- 2:51spilling out of our main frame.
- 2:58With everything now clipped, let's
- 2:59preview our prototype. You might notice
- 3:02that the content isn't yet scrollable.
- 3:04That's because we need to take a few
- 3:05more steps to get it to scroll as
- 3:07desired. In a similar fashion to our
- 3:09setup for the horizontal scroll, we'll
- 3:11crop our content area and align it with
- 3:14the bottom of our phone frame. Hold down
- 3:16the command key, left click and drag
- 3:18with your mouse until the container is
- 3:20perfectly aligned. Now, we'll head back
- 3:22to the prototype section.
- 3:26We'll leave the position as is and
- 3:27change the overflow to vertical.
- 3:32Let's preview our prototype once more to
- 3:34see the outcome. Awesome. Our vertical
- 3:37scroll is now working flawlessly. And
- 3:40there you have it. That's how you easily
- 3:42create simple horizontal and vertical
- 3:44scrolls in Figma. If you found this
- 3:46tutorial helpful and are eager to learn
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