Figma, Inc.

Computer-implemented design tool functions are described herein for recognizing organized collections of objects in a design layout, and providing controls to manipulate, in a selected organized collection, individual objects and arrangements of multiple objects. In an embodiment, a computing device determines whether an arrangement of selected objects in a design layout satisfies certain criteria, and if so, the computing device recognizes the arrangement as an organized collection, and provides controls within a selected organized collection to perform various operations to manipulate an individual object within the selected organized collection while automatically and dynamically modifying the organized collection to maintain desired uniformity in the collection.

A network computer provides interactive graphic design system instructions for execution at a user computing device. The user computing device receives main workspace data describing a main design interface, renders the main design interface, and provides an input interface for the user. The user computing device interprets a branch input action by the user to create a branch from the main design interface, obtains branch workspace data for a branch design interface generated based on the main workspace data, interprets one or more change input actions to the branch design interface, and updates the branch workspace data. The user computing device obtains a set of differences between the branch design interface and the main design interface identified based on the main workspace data and the branch workspace data, and renders a review interface. The review interface includes a visual representation of at least one difference.

Computer-implemented design tool functions are described herein for recognizing organized collections of objects in a design layout, and providing controls to manipulate, in a selected organized collection, individual objects and arrangements of multiple objects. In an embodiment, a computing device determines whether an arrangement of selected objects in a design layout satisfies certain criteria, and if so, the computing device recognizes the arrangement as an organized collection, and provides controls within a selected organized collection to perform various operations to manipulate an individual object within the selected organized collection while automatically and dynamically modifying the organized collection to maintain desired uniformity in the collection.

A network computer system operates to enable multiple user computing devices to utilize any one of multiple design service applications to create and update a workspace file. The network computer system can store the updated workspace file in connection with an account associated with a user of the first user computing device. In a collaborative environment, the network computer system detects changes to an instance of a workspace on the computing devices of a given user in a group of collaborators. The network computer system then propagates the detected changes in real-time (or near real-time) to instances of the workspace file on computing devices of other users in the group of collaborators.

A network computer system operates to communicate instructions to a plurality of user devices. The instructions enable each of the plurality of computing devices to participate in a collaborative session where shared content is rendered on a collaborative medium, where the shared content includes graphic representations of the pointer devices of the individual users. The instructions may be further be executed to enable the individual users to modify the graphic representation of the pointer device to include text content specified by that user.

A computing system that operates to implement an interactive graphic design system for enabling users to selectively implement layout configurations amongst object groupings of a design under edit.

A computing system that can operate to implement an interactive graphic design system that enables users to preview and resolve input actions that cause conflict with predefined constraints.

An interactive graphic design system design interface is described to enable design users to create a variant component that links multiple design elements as variants, where each variant represents a state or version of a run-time object, feature or user-interface.

A computing system that can operate to implement an interactive graphic design system that enables users to preview and resolve input actions that cause conflict with predefined constraints.

Computer-implemented design tool functions are described herein for automatically performing edits across different portions of one or more design layouts. According to an example, a method includes causing a display device to display a design interface used to edit a design layout, which includes at least a first frame and a second frame. The method includes receiving first input to initiate a multi-edit mode in the design interface and receiving second input to perform a first operation to edit a first node in the first frame. The method further includes identifying, based at least in part on the second input, a second node in the second frame and corresponding to the first node in the first frame. In this example, the method includes performing, based at least in part on the second input, the first operation to edit the first node in the first frame and a second operation to edit the second node in the second frame.