Comments and feedback in Figma - Practice Problems & Coding Challenges

Challenge - 5 Problems

🧠 Conceptual

intermediate

Understanding Comment Visibility in Figma

In Figma, when you add a comment to a design file, who can see that comment by default?

A Anyone with access to the design file

B Only the person who added the comment

C Only the project owner

D Only users with edit permissions

💡 Hint

Think about collaboration and sharing in Figma.

Comments in Figma are visible to all users who have access to the design file, regardless of their permission level. This allows for easy collaboration and feedback.

🎯 Scenario

intermediate

Resolving Comments Efficiently

You are reviewing feedback on a Figma design and see multiple comments on the same element. What is the best practice to handle these comments to keep the file organized?

A Delete all comments after reading them

B Resolve comments once the feedback is addressed

C Copy comments to an external document and remove them from Figma

D Ignore comments and continue working

💡 Hint

Think about how to keep track of completed feedback.

Resolving comments in Figma marks them as addressed and hides them from the main view, keeping the file clean and organized.

🔧 Formula Fix

advanced

Why Can't You Reply to a Comment?

A team member reports they cannot reply to a comment in a shared Figma file. Which of the following is the most likely reason?

A The comment was deleted by the owner

B They are not logged into their Figma account

C They have 'Can View' access but commenting is disabled for the file

D They do not have at least 'Can View' access to the file

💡 Hint

Check the file permissions related to commenting.

In Figma, users with 'Can View' access can only comment if commenting is enabled for the file. If commenting is disabled, they cannot reply to comments.

❓ visualization

advanced

Best Practice for Comment Placement

When adding comments in Figma to give feedback on a dashboard design, where should you place your comments for the clearest communication?

A Outside the visible frame to avoid clutter

B Randomly anywhere on the canvas

C Only in the top-left corner of the file

D Directly on or near the specific element you are commenting about

💡 Hint

Think about how to make feedback easy to understand.

Placing comments directly on or near the element being discussed helps collaborators quickly understand the feedback context.

❓ data_modeling

expert

Tracking Comment Status in a BI Dashboard Project

You want to create a report that shows the number of open and resolved comments per page in a Figma dashboard project. Which approach best models this data for reporting?

A Create a table with columns: Page Name, Comment ID, Status (Open/Resolved), and Timestamp

B Use a single field listing all comments as text per page

C Store only the total number of comments per page without status details

D Track only resolved comments and ignore open comments

💡 Hint

Think about how to filter and count comments by status.

Having a detailed table with each comment's status allows you to aggregate and report on open vs. resolved comments per page effectively.