Difference between Figma Frames and Sections | Figma Tutorial For Beginners

Here are all the primary differences between Figma's Frames and Sections, with a look at when it's best to use one vs. the other. In summary, Frames in Figma are best used for responsive layouts, while Sections are best for presentations and developer handoff. I hope you will enjoy this Figma tutorial for beginners. Be sure to check out the additional Figma resources below to learn how to use Figma. 👇
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[@MrTobi4]

Very helpful thank you VisualSpicer!

[@escapepeterpan]

Thanks, showing the difference in behavior of each feature really helps me understanding their purposes.

[@AndersonRubio]

Thanks! Great examples and a very helpful explanation 🤓💯

[@MaxWeir]

Great explainer, I plan to use "Sections" for a design system UI kit.

[@pedro.brantes]

Thank you, partner. I was trying to understand the difference and it was very helpful

[@VisualSpicer]

Thanks for letting me know! Glad this helped. 🙂

[@Hashasino]

Thanks for the explanation! 👍

[@Isolation7v7]

It helps a lot, thanks for your generous sharing!

[@VisualSpicer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justinoneill2837]

very thorough! thanks

[@VisualSpicer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@morethannerd1196]

Thanks~ I always have that question. Now it is clear

[@jasmine425]

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[@mikemike5462]

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[@clkwa2025]

This was so helpful, though I had to speed up the playback 1.75x

[@yefeng5595]

Thank you

[@VisualSpicer]

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[@VisualSpicer]

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[@joefitzy]

Still not sure why this isn't handled with the same object - and incorporate both with different attributes.

[@PraveenSinghsingh1431]

Very helpful, Now I know when to and when not to use either of them. Thank you! 😅