In Figma, when you resize a frame that contains multiple objects, what happens to the objects inside if the frame's constraints are set to 'Scale'?
Think about how 'Scale' constraints affect child objects when the parent frame changes size.
When constraints are set to 'Scale', all objects inside the frame resize proportionally as the frame size changes.
You have a frame with width 200px and height 100px. You resize it by increasing width by 50% and height by 20%. What is the new area of the frame in square pixels?
Calculate new width and height first, then multiply.
New width = 200 * 1.5 = 300px; New height = 100 * 1.2 = 120px; Area = 300 * 120 = 36000 sq px.
Which visualization best demonstrates how to set constraints for a frame to keep a button fixed to the bottom-right corner when resizing the frame?
Think about which edges the button should stay attached to when the frame changes size.
Setting constraints to Right and Bottom keeps the button fixed to the bottom-right corner regardless of frame resizing.
You resized a frame but the objects inside did not move or resize as expected. Which of the following is the most likely cause?
Consider how constraints affect object behavior during frame resizing.
If objects have constraints set to 'Fixed', they will not move or resize when the frame changes size.
You are designing a dashboard frame in Figma that must adapt to different screen sizes. Which combination of constraints and resizing method will best maintain layout integrity and usability?
Think about how to keep elements anchored and maintain spacing on different screen sizes.
Using constraints to Left, Right, Top, Bottom anchors elements properly, and resizing with drag handles preserves layout structure.