Explains the difference between 'fixed' (or 'static') and 'responsive' layout modes when publishing screens from Buzzy.

If you already have a Figma prototype defined,  Buzzy can automatically pull in your screen definitions and navigation links.

Turn 'wrapping' on when publishing an autolayout via the Buzzy plugin. Useful for repeating menu items, or dealing with responsive layouts.

A quick demo of how to integrate the app you generated from Figma and Google Analytics.

Hide the widget via the app settings or add your own Intercom credentials as a way of communicating wth your own customers.

Resolve potential conflicts by renaming items (so they're treated separately) or define a master/instance relationship by treating duplicates as a 'reference' to an existing item.

More than just modals or alerts - use them for sidebar navigation, alternate screen layouts, tooltips and popover menus.

A quick hack to easily clear nested Buzzy markup when duplicating entire screens or parts of your design.

Naming your layers descriptively as you mark up a design with the plugin makes it easier to understand your app's structure, layout and functionality.

Buzzy uses JSONata formulas to conditionally display items - see how you can use this to perform a basic form validation.

This demo shows how to change an icon and a date display for a task list, based on whether the task has been marked as complete or is overdue.

Learn how to sort and filter your results and menus using the Buzzy Figma plugin.

As well as using show/hide formulas for conditional rendering, we can also use Buzzy's results views with filtering. In this case, we only display a link to a particular menu if it is not empty.

Learn how to nest data and embed menus within other data-driven content by adding a comment list and form to a dynamic portfolio page.

A quick walk-through of our custom code demo to demonstrate the Buzzy 'HTML' field type (get the Figma demo file here).

An example technique to swap a header design at different screen breakpoints - without using actual breakpoints. Use this as an inspiration for your own responsive layout hacks! 

A quick demo of setting up a Buzzy app with a simple login flow using Buzzy's passwordless login tokens.

A quick walk-through of how to create a simple search for your Buzzy app - including how to set up a search across multiple fields.

You can now selectively publish a sub-set of your design to be updated on the Buzzy server. Select the screens you're working on and publish in seconds.

A quick demo of a new action type that lets you update field data based on user clicks. Use this with temporary variables to build advanced 'conditional' UI such as 'increment' buttons, accordions and more, or to save a temporary state or context.

Hear from Adam, Buzzy founder, about some of the base concepts of how data is handled when converting your Figma designs to working websites and native apps with Buzzy. (This a 45 minute session.)

Debug Mode allows you to easily debug layout, logic and syntax issues. Toggle highlights for Layouts, Components, Actions, Fields and Info items and see warnings and errors.

A quick demo on how to add real working paging of results to your Buzzy app.

A quick demo of new capabilities that extend 'Who Can View' data in a Buzzy datatable (aka microapp).

A quick demo of new capabilities that extend 'Who Can View' data in a Buzzy datatable (aka microapp).

This demo covers a number of scenarios including sending yourself a login link, login with a password, creating new account with a password, changing or resetting a password and inviting users to a private/secure application.

A quick demo on how to show or hide a Buzzy item dynamically based on a date value formula.

This shows how you can extend Figma and Buzzy when the out of the box components don't work.

Create custom events and attach them to interaction components such as buttons, and use these with Google Analytics to perform detailed usability testing

The example shows Project to Users, using a Project Users join table.