Use this Figma plugin to save loads of time In setting up your component library. Keep this in mind while at it. Skipping a naming convention 😔 A messy component structure slows down your workflow and trust me, it can confuse anyone. 🛠️ Fix it → Use a clear, scalable naming system (e.g., Button/Primary, Modal/Header). Stick to it! Not using variants & auto layout 😔 Creating separate components for each state clutters your library and makes updates one hell of a hard nut to crack. 🛠️ Fix it → Use variants for states (e.g., Default, Hover, Disabled) and auto layout for responsive design. Forgetting base components 😔 Editing multiple button styles manually? That’s a nightmare. 🛠️ Fix it → Create base components (e.g., a core button) and nest them inside variations for easy updates. Ignoring tokens & styles 😔 Manually updating colors, typography, or spacing? Huge time waster. 🛠️ Fix it → Use Figma variables, styles & tokens for colors, text, and spacing. Change once, update everywhere! Not structuring components by usage 😔 Dumping all components in one place makes searching a pain. 🛠️ Fix it → Organize by usage: buttons, forms, navigation, modals, etc. Use prefixes if needed. Failing to document & maintain 😔 A great component library is useless if no one knows how to use it. 🛠️ Fix it → Add documentation (even simple tooltips or a README file) and schedule regular cleanups. Master these, and your Figma component library will be sweet! 🚀 #designsystem #design #uxdesign #uidesign