Summary  
This chapter explains how to build an interactive prototype by linking screens, setting fixed elements, and configuring animated transitions to simulate navigation flows.  

General domain of usage  
Mobile app prototyping and user interface design.

When creating any mobile App or game, the process begins with gathering information about client preferences for their app's design. Make sure to ask your client questions like:
1. Can you name three of your favorite mobile apps?
2. What do you want the user to feel while using the app?
3. Do you want a minimalistic design or a more complex design?

And of course, prototyping during the wireframe stage is always recommended to test functionality and get a realistic feel for the app. Because by then, when you share an interactive wireframe with your clients, you will be able to collect feedback, and make necessary adjustments efficiently before including any colors or moving to the final design.

Create the rest of the connections and animations to match the prototype at the end of the video.

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Take your Figma skills from static interfaces to production-ready, interactive design. Master layout grids and constraints to build UIs that adapt to any screen, push your components further with variants and configurable properties, and bring everything to life with interactive prototypes and animations. You'll apply it all in a hands-on mobile app project — taking a design from wireframe to polished, testable prototype ready to share with clients and developers.



Explore columns, grids, plugins, and the parent-child component structure to streamline your design process. Develop low-fidelity wireframes, create interactive prototypes, animate designs, and present work effectively to clients.

Designing a Mobile App in Figma: From Concept to Prototype