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Updated 10 months ago

Figma relume kit: best practices for mobile and desktop components

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The community member is asking about the best practice for using the Relume kit in Figma, specifically when copying components that have both mobile and desktop versions. They are unsure why these versions are grouped together and wonder if it's better to ungroup them and work on the desktop and mobile versions separately.

In the comments, another community member responds that the versions are grouped together to make it easier to place them on the canvas, but they are revisiting this approach. The commenter suggests ungrouping the components and detaching the component instances to work with them individually.

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CCarson
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Sorry if this is too general of a question, I'm decent at figma but trying to get familiar with how to best use the relume kit, but when you copy components there is both a mobile and desktop. is the best standard practice to ungroup these and then build out the desktop and mobile next to each other ? i was trying to find a best use guide video or some general video for the figma relume kit. why would they be grouped together like this ?

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MMatt Johnson

yeah we group them so its easier to place them on the canvas but we are revisiting this approach.

But yeah, I ungroup them and and I also detach the component instances and just get right to working with them, leaving them where they sit.

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