Detailed Explanation: Advanced Prototyping with Conditional Logic, Variables & Expressions in Figma 

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Great video! So. Many. Steps. Really appreciate you walking us through that so efficiently!

Thank you @Thefemijohn for sharing your videos with us. this tutorial helps me to improve my Figma prototyping to the next level. You are Awesome Bro :)

Thank you! I was so lost and frustrated until I saw that you had to drag the original statement into the conditional to activate it.

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Wow. I can't guess right click on the eye icon! thank you!

Thanks..very informative.

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This is great and helpful - thank you!

Great video, I think this is the first time I have watched that explained Variables in a straight forward way to understand, but I still think Variables have not allot to do with design and are heavy related to programming and computer logic. I think Figma maybe need to look at this and try and make it easer for Designer to implement?

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Nice Video

Ok, so what if I want the cart button to be clickable only when there are items in it?

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Great video. Did you go straight to variables without creating a variant for it

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Great tutorial as usual just need 4-7 replays 😂🎉

Please did you create the variants for the counter before prototyping or did you prototype directly on the counter (increment and decrement)?

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Wow, this was well explained 👏

Hmm. Super cool. But what if I clicking on the eye button, Figma just hides the layer as usual but does not offer variable option ? :(

It’s really good however with Figma using this variables and conditions are not Upto the mark compared to powerful prototyping tools like AXURE RP where this function can be done clearly

can this be reflected in cart too, I mean if we have 6 items in the cart will we see them if we open the cart? How to do that?

wow, this video is so helpful. nice job

thanks for the videa. i see that this feature only works, if you paid. is there no way around it, if you havent paid?

how do you use conditional to give you value between numbers?

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Can you please add sections into this video? Makes it much easier to skip through the video to find the one part I'm looking for :)

The left side slider is not working properly. I was interested to have the slider properly implemented like web. Thanks for sharing :)

Great video! Wondering if you could prototype an interactive ‘add to cart’ user flow for a product that has different pricing for different sizes? For example, in this video what if the size small shirt is $10 and the medium is $15 and so forth. What would the variables and prototyping look like in this instance?

Recommend way snappier explanations. I was skimming skimming

that's amazing and very detailed explanation. just have a question. If we have tile view that has multiple qty options, how do we segregate with the different conditions? I copied and paste and tried to implement but all options came with the same value. please help me

Hey! Is there any way to tie up the same booleans in the different components ex - I have 2 columns , inside the column list is there and When I click a list option, is visible in the 2 column and when click on the second list's option it is visible to first list and invisible to second list. vice-versa. right now I am different boolean properties.

Thanks for sharing🙏

thanks for the video! have you ran into button states (variant interactions) issue while working with variables like this? For example, if you wanted to add a "pressed state" to the plus or the add to cart buttons and maintain the same logic as you've showed in the video. I've messed around with various combinations of "on tap" and "while press", etc as well as various groupings of items and the variant interactions seems to get stuck on whatever the last interaction state is set to.

Thank you so much sir for this, but is this advance prototype available for regular users

Is it possible to make a fully functional dropdown without a lot of variants? And with conditional logic?

how about if we want to change the price as well

Struggling to make a functional bookmark/favorite for a product with variables.

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Since when choosing the number of items it appears in the cart? Usually, the cart is updated after pressing the Add to cart button. But the principle of prototyping itself is good

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