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Atomic design methodology in Figma - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is Atomic Design Methodology?
Atomic Design is a way to build user interfaces by breaking them into small parts called atoms, which combine to form bigger parts like molecules and organisms.
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beginner
List the five stages of Atomic Design.
The five stages are: Atoms, Molecules, Organisms, Templates, and Pages.
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beginner
What is an 'Atom' in Atomic Design?
An Atom is the smallest building block, like a button, input field, or label. It can’t be broken down further.
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intermediate
How do Molecules differ from Atoms?
Molecules are groups of atoms working together, like a search box made of an input field atom and a button atom.
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intermediate
Why are Templates important in Atomic Design?
Templates arrange organisms and molecules to show the layout and structure of a page without final content, helping to see the design flow.
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Which of the following is the smallest unit in Atomic Design?
AAtom
BMolecule
CTemplate
DOrganism
What do Molecules represent in Atomic Design?
ASingle UI elements
BGroups of atoms working together
CFull page layouts
DFinal content pages
Which stage shows the page layout without final content?
ATemplates
BMolecules
CAtoms
DPages
What is an Organism in Atomic Design?
AA single button
BA page layout
CA group of molecules and atoms forming a distinct section
DA text label
Why use Atomic Design in UI development?
ATo design only one page
BTo create random designs
CTo avoid using components
DTo build interfaces from reusable parts
Explain the five stages of Atomic Design and how they build upon each other.
Think about starting from smallest pieces to full pages.
You got /6 concepts.
    Describe how Atomic Design helps improve UI consistency and efficiency.
    Consider how breaking UI into parts helps teams work better.
    You got /4 concepts.