Frame (Figma)

A frame in Figma is a flexible container used to organize and structure design elements within a file. Frames can represent full website pages, mobile screens, sections, cards, buttons, navigation bars, components, or layout groups. Unlike a basic group, a frame can include layout rules, constraints, grids, clipping, auto layout, and responsive behaviours that help designers build more structured and scalable interface designs.

For growing brands, frames help make digital design work more organized, consistent, and easier to translate into development. They are especially useful when creating website design, UX design, reusable design systems, and scalable Webflow development. Frames also support stronger brand identity by helping teams apply spacing, layout, hierarchy, and component rules consistently across digital touchpoints. When used strategically, frames help designers create cleaner files, improve collaboration, and build digital experiences that are easier to manage as a brand grows.