How to in Figma
- Select Elements for Auto Layout: Click the heading, subtitle, and button. Hold Shift and click to multi-select. Press Shift+A to convert to an Auto Layout frame.
- Create Auto Layout Frame: With the elements selected, confirm the Auto Layout frame appears in the canvas and is shown with pink spacing handles.
- Set Gap Between Items: In the right-hand Auto Layout panel, set Spacing Between Items (gap) to 32 px.
- Center or Align Content: Use the alignment controls to align left, center, or right within the Auto Layout frame.
- Switch Orientation to Vertical: In the Auto Layout properties, switch direction from horizontal to vertical to stack items.
- Create Sub-Layout for Image and Text: Select the image and the text container, then press Shift+A to create a new horizontal Auto Layout container.
- Set Gap Between Sub-Layout and Text: Set the gap between the sub-layout and the text content to the desired value (e.g., 100 px).
- Duplicate for Multiple Columns: Select the entire section frame and press Ctrl+D (Cmd+D on Mac) to duplicate. Repeat to create additional columns.
- Group Sections into a Wireframe: Select multiple section frames and press Shift+A to place them in a new parent frame. Center the new frame in the canvas.
- Ungroup for Individual Editing: Right-click the grouped frame and choose Ungroup to edit elements individually.
- Make Sections Responsive with Fill Container: Select a child element (e.g., a button). In the resizing options, set Horizontal resizing to Fill container (and Vertical as needed). Test by resizing the parent frame.
- Fine-Tune Spacing and Proximity: Adjust internal gaps (e.g., 100 px between heading and content) to improve visual balance.
- Move Sections into Main Wireframe: Drag the prepared section into the main wireframe and align center. Repeat as needed for consistency.
- Test and Iterate: Resize the main frame to verify responsiveness. Lock in final spacing and colors for the final design.