Difference between duplicating a page and branching in Figma
This tests version control hygiene in design files. A strong answer contrasts file-bloating duplication with isolated, reviewable branches, and names branching as superior for active projects where main must stay stable and changes need review before merge.
This tests your grasp of design-file version control and team workflow hygiene. A strong answer explains that duplicating a page clones content inside the same file, causing bloat and navigation friction, while branching creates an isolated, diffable workspace that leaves main untouched. It then states branching is superior for active projects with tight deadlines, multiple contributors, or formal review gates, because it keeps the main file developer-trusted, prevents accidental overwrites, and enforces review by QA, PMs, or engineers before…
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