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Figma's Handoff Status: A Traffic Light for Devs

Source: help.figma.comintermediate

Think of Figma's handoff status as a traffic light for your designs, signaling what's safe to build. Designers mark sections `Ready for dev`, and Figma automatically flags them as `Changed` if modified.

Think of Figma's handoff status as a traffic light for your designs, signaling to developers what's safe to build. It replaces ambiguous communication with a clear, in-tool system. A designer marks a section `Ready for dev`, and if they edit it, Figma automatically sets a `Changed` status. The footgun is that this `Changed` status doesn't trigger for updates to component instances from a library or changes to attached variables, creating a risk of building from outdated specs.

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