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At Lucky Media, we use a consistent set of tools across our projects. This page explains the structure of our Figma starter project, the Web UI Starter, so you know what to expect before you start building.

The Web UI Starter is a Figma project we use as the base for most of our projects. It is built around our development stack, so the components, colors, and styles map directly to what you will use in code.

As a developer, you will find these components and frames in the project:

The Web UI Starter is split into pages. The exact pages vary per project, but you will typically see:

  • Thumbnail
  • Components
  • Page
  • And more.

The Thumbnail page shows an Open Graph image with the project name and status. It is mainly for keeping the Figma dashboard organized. Not something you need to worry about as a developer.

The Components page contains:

A frame for a 404 Page, sized for both desktop and mobile screens.

The design team builds color palettes with shades and tints based on client requirements. If a Branding & Guideline booklet is provided, colors are imported as styles. Each color is shown on a frame with its name and HEX value. A JSON file is often included for easy Tailwind config integration.

The Web UI Starter includes global components and variants that cover the most common UI patterns:

  • Alerts
  • Buttons
  • Checkbox
  • Cookie Notice Modal
  • Dropdowns
  • Icons
  • Input Fields
  • Menu Selectors
  • Modals
  • Paginators
  • Pills/Badges
  • Radio Buttons
  • User Dropdown

Components are labeled clearly. Figma uses layer naming and component properties to keep everything structured and easy to inspect.

Favicon, Footers, Navigation Bars, & OG/Meta Image

Section titled “Favicon, Footers, Navigation Bars, & OG/Meta Image”

The Web UI Starter includes:

  • Favicons with safe zone markers and containers
  • Footer and Navigation Bar variants for desktop and mobile
  • A default frame for OG/Meta Image

The Components page includes Heading and Paragraph text styles. It also includes the default TailwindCSS Color Palette and Shadows, so you will not need to modify any Tailwind config files to match the design.