Auto Layout in Figma helps components adjust when the frame size changes. What is the main way Auto Layout achieves this?
Think about how elements can change size or position when the container changes.
Auto Layout uses flexible constraints that let elements grow or shrink to fill available space, making designs responsive.
In Auto Layout, spacing between elements can be set to fixed or flexible. Why does flexible spacing help create responsive designs?
Consider what happens to gaps when the container grows or shrinks.
Flexible spacing adjusts gaps dynamically, so the layout stays balanced on different screen sizes.
Look at these four Auto Layout settings for a horizontal frame. Which setting will keep the child elements evenly spaced and responsive when the frame width changes?
Frame width: 400px; Children: 3 buttons Options: A) Fixed width buttons, fixed spacing 20px B) Buttons set to 'Hug Contents', fixed spacing 20px C) Buttons set to 'Fill Container', fixed spacing 20px D) Fixed width buttons, spacing set to 'Space Between'
Think about which spacing option distributes space evenly when resizing.
Setting spacing to 'Space Between' adjusts gaps evenly as frame resizes, keeping buttons spaced responsively.
You have a vertical Auto Layout frame with text and buttons. When resizing the frame smaller, the buttons overlap the text. What Auto Layout change will fix this?
Think about letting text shrink and buttons size to content to avoid overlap.
Setting buttons to hug content keeps their size natural, and letting text shrink prevents overlap when frame shrinks.
You created a horizontal Auto Layout frame with three elements. The frame width changes but the elements stay fixed and overflow. Which setting causes this issue?
Options describe different resizing constraints on child elements.
Think about what happens if elements cannot grow or shrink inside the frame.
If all child elements have fixed width and resizing disabled, they cannot adjust to frame size changes, causing overflow.