⚠️ Important: This event is presented in a hybrid format. If you've registered for the virtual segment of this event, the virtual event link you were sent via email will populate a broadcast of the live event closer to showtime. If you are not seeing the broadcast or a button above to "Join Event", please make sure you are logged into your account you registered with. Thank you and enjoy the show! We're thrilled to welcome speakers from Grammarly and Figma to discuss variables and modes at Grammarly's office in Downtown San Francisco. All are welcome to join! Have you ever made a seemingly simple design change that turned into a complex design challenge? In this talk, Mark will share his real-life experience where a last-minute request to remove a border in light mode for our Popover component led him down a rabbit hole of Figma's mode inheritance. You'll need to check-in at the front desk, and let them know that you are going to the 19th floor for a Figma meetup event. Please make sure you mark yourself as confirmed, so that your name is on the list. Attendance is limited to those with a valid RSVP. Please note that parking in downtown San Francisco can be difficult. Public transportation is recommended. The Grammarly office is located in San Francisco's Financial District within walking distance to the Embarcadero BART/Muni station.Join us for Friends of Figma San Francisco's kickoff event in 2024 🎉
Demystifying mode inheritance or "OMG this solution is friggin’ layered and it makes me so happy"
On-site instructions
April 4 – 5, 2024
11:00 PM – 12:00 AM UTC
Introductions by Brian Hinton |
Demystifying mode inheritance with Mark Steinruck (Grammarly) |
Anthony DiSpezio |