Figma tip: Sections and prototyping

In this Figma tip, we cover how to use sections with your prototypes to help preserve the state of a given flow. This allows a tester to exit and reenter portions of a prototype and continue where they may have left off.
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[@underscoreroa]

Always love the way Miggi breaks it down! Thanks!!

[@hanneshuber3d]

Awesome feature!!

[@user-tg9se4zu4m]

Love the sections feature! Thanks for explaining.

[@zodiarkesper6073]

short and very useful, great content

[@valeriashults7305]

Cool, thanks! Could you also explain how to distribute variables across multiple files? I know that for styles it was very easy, just go to Libraries and switch it on. But I still didn’t find a way to do this with variables

[@jhordanvasquez9554]

en el botón home, le pones ⬅back, o ✖ close overlay?

[@gabrie504]

does it also work when you need to swap overlays?

[@SeanCameronCooley]

How does this interact with variables? Couldn’t the current state for each gallery be managed with a variable now?

[@Figma]

It can, this is a bit of a throwback video posted for posterity and share-ability to demonstrate how states can be managed with sections. Also, everyone prototypes differently. Video recorded in late October. (-Miggi)

[@JulesMohr]

This basically states the existence of the feature without showing HOW to use the feature....

[@Moniak]

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