Figma, Inc.

A computing system or application that enables generation and use of code block elements. A code block element refers to a graphic element that is rendered on a canvas to include content in the form of program code. In examples, the text content of the code block element can include syntax and other formatting that is in accordance with a selected programming language.

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 computing system or application that enables generation and use of code block elements. A code block element refers to a graphic element that is rendered on a canvas to include content in the form of program code. In examples, the text content of the code block element can include syntax and other formatting that is in accordance with a selected programming language.

A computing system builds a graph of nodes representing design elements within a design interface having a flat structure, wherein edge weights between adjacent nodes in the graph of nodes include (1) an alignment hit count and (2) a distance measurement between the adjacent nodes. The system iteratively merges the nodes in the graph of nodes based on the edge weights, and converts, within the design interface, the flat structure into a responsive structure, with positions and sizes of the design elements unchanged, based on merging the nodes.

A network computer system provides interactive graphic design system instructions for performing generative filling of design content. The network computer system determines a set of repeating design elements within a design interface. The network computer system also determines input into a machine learning model that includes (i) example content associated with the set of repeating design elements and (ii) one or more instructions associated with the example content. The network computer system populates at least a portion of the set of repeating design elements with additional content generated by the machine learning model in response to the input.

A network computer system provides interactive graphic design system instructions for performing fragment-based design search. The network computer system receives a search query specifying a representation of one or more design elements. The network computer system matches one or more embeddings associated with the representation to a set of embeddings for a set of design fragments, wherein each of the one or more design fragments corresponds to a subset of one or more hierarchical structures representing one or more design interfaces. The network computer system generates a set of search results using the set of embeddings and outputs the set of search results in a response to the search query.

A computing system detects a selection of a first design component when the first design component is rendered on a design interface as part of a graphic design, where the first design component being associated with a corresponding set of design component properties. The computing system determines code attribute values for the set of design component properties based on the set of rules. In response to detecting the user selection, the computing system dynamically generates a code signature or sample for implementing the first design component in a production environment based on the code attribute values that map to the set of design component properties of the first design component.

A network computer provides interactive graphic design system instructions for execution at a user computing device. The user computing device determines that a main component in a design interface includes a freeform content area and rendering, on a canvas, a visual representation of the freeform content area within an instance of the main component. The user computing device further receives, via an input interface, a first set of user input specifying content to be inserted in the freeform content area of the instance and populates the freeform content area within the instance with the content.

Computer-implemented design tool functions are described herein for automatically performing edits across different portions of one or more design layouts. A method for the tool includes aligning elements outside of frames together with multiple elements selected within frames. Another method includes modifying visual characteristics of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements. Another method includes modifying matching properties of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements. Another method includes copying and pasting multiple elements from a first set of frames into a second set of frames. Another method includes modifying constraints of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements.

Computer-implemented design tool functions are described herein for automatically performing edits across different portions of one or more design layouts. A method for the tool includes aligning elements outside of frames together with multiple elements selected within frames. Another method includes modifying visual characteristics of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements. Another method includes modifying matching properties of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements. Another method includes copying and pasting multiple elements from a first set of frames into a second set of frames. Another method includes modifying constraints of multiple elements based on a determined primary element of the multiple elements.