Nana Chon delves into the effective use of Figma Variables for building and maintaining scalable design systems. She explains how variables—such as colors, typography, and effects—serve as central tokens to streamline design processes, reduce inconsistencies, and improve collaboration between teams. Nana provides clear examples of how these variables can be integrated into workflows, offering a structured approach for organizing and managing design elements.
She also highlights the practical benefits of using Figma Variables, such as enhancing adaptability and fostering alignment between designers and developers. By centralizing and automating updates across projects, these variables minimize repetitive tasks and make scaling designs across multiple platforms more efficient. Nana concludes with actionable insights to help teams implement this feature for better system coherence and efficiency.
