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At last! The CLEAN Pro Figma file is here.

Written by Kevin Fremon | April 5, 2023

To all my fellow designers out there, this one is for you. Today, I'm excited to announce the release of version 1.0 of the CLEAN Pro Figma file. You've been asking for it and I'm happy to finally make it a reality in an effort to help streamline your design workflow.

What to expect.

Like my approach with CLEAN, this Figma file will be a constant work in progress with consistent version updates over time.  Version 1.0 is intended to get you movin' and groovin' in your wireframe process with a majority (not all) of the existing CLEAN modules.

 

 

The basics.

When opening the Figma file for the first time you'll see the Pages section under the Layers tab. I've done my best to make this as intuitive as possible. 

 

 

For the most part, you can start building layouts by clicking Start Designing Here. That will include a starter layout with the header, footer, hero banner, and magic module.  These are really just placeholders to give you a starting point.

 

 

From there I would suggest that you head over to the Theme Settings (Brand style) to dial in your fonts, buttons, and colors that many of the components (modules) will use. Here you'll be able to change a variety of aspects. This is just one example.

 

Adding components (modules) to your layout.

There are a couple of ways to do this but the way I suggest to avoid confusion is to simply click the Assets tab in the left-side panel to see the list of custom modules included.

Simply drag them into your layout.

 

 

The same can be done for smaller elements like buttons, form elements, etc.

 

Adjusting the column structure

As you know, CLEAN modules have a lot of built-in flexibility when it comes to selecting how many columns you want as well as the column structure.  Building all these options into a Figma component is nearly impossible but there are a few options for you to use.

When double-clicking on a component you'll see some options appear in the right sidebar. For example, the number of columns.

 

 

Definitely explore these.  They aren't perfect but they will definitely save you some time.

 

Have feedback?

As I said, this is the first release of this Figma file and it's only going to get better from here on out. This is where I need your help.  If you see anything that can be improved, I would really appreciate you letting me know.

Together we can make this awesome and give you yet another tool in your design arsenal.