Figma WYSIWYG Interface

Figma WYSIWYG UI Kit

The WYSIWYG, or 'What You See Is What You Get,' is an interface component that displays content as it will appear when published online from the text editor interface. It is commonly used to publish articles, post, and create text-based content.

The WYSIWYG Component Structure:

• The content zone you can use to add and edit text content;

• Top menu bar with app commands;

• A responsive toolbar with most common commands for text modification;

• A WYSIWYG footer to display document information and additional commands.

Figma Best Practices

• Support for Figma auto-layout and Breakpoint Variables;

• WYSIWYG component variants and properties;

• Support for dark and light modes for the WYSIWYG UI.

Learn more about WYSIWYG UI.