Organizing Figma projects & files differs from team to team, depends on size of your team, the make up of your team & products. Consistency & teaching people how to quickly navigate these files so they aren’t relearning each time is important.

This is how we organize Figma…

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As your design team grows, it’s important to establish a set of design principles. This keeps the team (+ org) aligned across all functions of design.

For us that includes product design, visual design & design engineering.

Here are our principles at OneSignal & how they came to be…

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Sanjna Kapoor, who was in town to mentor a theatre workshop for children, talks to PARSHATHY J. NATH about how theatre has changed her life

S. Thirunavukkarasu says theatre should be a part of school education, as it helps instil confidence, articulation and creativity in children

Sanjna Kapoor, who currently runs the Mumbai-based theatre company ‘Junoon’, was felicitated by the French Minister of Culture

Encroachments and neglect have led to degeneration of this historic place, which has been recommended for World Heritage site tag

Moving away from folktale retellings and mythology, the duo shows children navigating mundane everyday issues

The exhibit highlights an array of textile techniques as well as a wide range of yarn

‘Tree of Life’ exhibition at Gallery Veda showcases works of 12 artists, as part of the gallery’s 10th-year anniversary celebrations 

Artist, medical professional and researcher Dr V Ramankutty has exhibited his paintings at Amuseum in Thiruvananthapuram

The black-and-white series titled ‘Forever Delhi’ is on display at the India Design ID 2023 till February 26

Italian pianist and vocalist Matteo Bocelli collaborates with sisters Sukriti and Prakriti Kakar for the recently-released single ‘I miss you amore’

English singer Anne-Marie on her maiden visit to India and her association with singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh

From the bustling Laad Bazaar to the old-meets-new at Shah Ali Banda, artist Orijit Sen’s depiction of Hyderabad is a nod to the city that resolved him to pursue art

Ahead of his performances in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, the British reggae legend speaks about everything from UB40’s split to why he continues to be enamoured with reggae

The Asia and Pacific regions could experience significant economic losses due to heat stress affecting labour productivity

The mismatch between the problem at hand and what the Budget offers is stark be it welfare or even taking care of key political allies

The Broadcasting Bill, 2024 bears all the signs of being a digital authoritarianism project in order to control online narratives

The world must strive to overcome the obstacles as the treaty is a blueprint for a more equitable and resilient global health system

Sheikh Hasina presided over the country’s exceptional economic turnaround but paid a heavy price for losing the mass connect that once propelled her to high office

In the context of the broader ramifications of Karnataka’s local employment law, five State-level reports from the southern States — on the Editorial and Opinion Pages — on labour conditions on the ground. In Karnataka, social security schemes which demand domicile status could be ignorant of the migrant realities of today

The Government has failed to build a global audience for Indian handlooms; what is worse, even the Mahatma’s khadi is being denied its identity, writes Sonia Gandhi in this exclusive article for The Hindu

The findings in the K. Hema Committee report must pave the way for reforms in the film industry; the government needs to take an effective role in this

The case of the brutal attack on and the murder of a woman doctor in Kolkata has highlighted the range of aggressive behaviours and violence that women face. Five articles, on the Editorial/Opinion pages, that look at the issues of safety and spaces for women, and the adequacy of societal responses and the justice system. Women should not have to choose between their safety and their freedom

The stance of African leaders at the FOCAC meet in Beijing could guide India in developing its own partnership with the continent

The top court’s judgment takes into account the different sociological realities of every ‘jati’ with the aim of addressing the disparity within Scheduled Castes

Primary care is weak while there has been a boost to the growth of the private sector in secondary and tertiary care

The policy initiatives of recall guidelines, good distribution practices and the use of similar brand-names either lack the force of law or are poorly thought through

Creating a safer environment for women and children is a complex issue; punishment alone cannot change society

There are indications that New Delhi is engaging with all parties and developing its role as an interlocutor but there are the ‘ifs, ands, or buts’

The political space for Anura Kumara Dissanayake and the National People’s Power also flows from the impact of the 2022 ‘Aragalaya’ or the citizens’ protest movement

The election result in Sri Lanka must be viewed by India as faith in the self-renewing power of the democratic voice

With the government proposing such a partnership, the existing framework governing the nuclear energy sector needs to be assessed

By attempting to play a meaningful role in resolving the Ukraine conflict, India can hope to reset the terms of its engagement with both the West and Russia

The theme of World Mental Health Day (October 10) this year is about ‘prioritising mental health in the workplace’. The critical link between mental health and work is examined in three articles on the Editorial and Opinion pages. India is facing a mental health epidemic, with the urban living, financial instability and fierce competition as significant contributors

As a core issue is financial feasibility, what may work best in India is using a modified policy as a base to which other transfer policies can be added as and when appropriate

‘Unclear if the situation warranted a shooting, as there was no robbery or organised attack’

The draft of the new legislation will be submitted to an oversight committee on National Security.

Nawaz Sharif is under growing pressure from opposition parties over Panama Papers revelations

The ‘spies’ were paid meagre amounts to collect defence related information.

Interview with Amarnath Amarsingham, a Fellow of George Washington University’s Program on Extremism in the U.S. and an expert in Islamic State

Gadani is world’s third—largest shipbreaking centres — after Alang and Mumbai — where more than 15,000 workers are directly employed while another two million indirectly earn their livelihoods from it.

Geo TV reported that commercial counsellor Rajesh Agnihotri and press counsellor Balbir Singh may be expelled.