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Links & Notes

Enhance Figr’s product understanding with contextual links and detailed notes. Share references, document decisions, and provide ongoing guidance that shapes every design.

Types of Contextual Information

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Link Categories

Organize references by purpose:
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Contextual Notes

Add detailed context and reasoning:
Interface for adding contextual notes with rich text formatting
Note types:
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Smart Tagging

Automatic context organization:

Note-Taking Best Practices

Effective Notes

Write notes that inform future designs:Specific and actionable “Users expect save button top-right in admin interfaces”Include reasoning “Single-column mobile layout because 68% of users are one-handed”Reference data “Blue CTAs convert 15% better than green (A/B test July 2024)”

Context Hierarchy

Organize information by importance:🔴 Critical constraints (must follow) 🟡 Strong preferences (should follow) 🟢 Nice to have (consider when possible)Example: 🔴 “WCAG AA compliance required for government contract” 🟡 “Users prefer minimal form fields” 🟢 “Consider animation to delight users”
Figr analyzes linked content:

Collaborative Notes

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Team Contributions

Everyone adds their expertise:
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Note Threading

Connected conversations:
Interface showing threaded notes and discussions around design decisions
Discussion flow:
  • Initial note with context
  • Team member responses and questions
  • Resolution and final decision
  • Reference in future designs
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Knowledge Building

Cumulative team intelligence:

Advanced Features

Automatic relationship detection:
Understand knowledge usage:
Transform notes into documentation:

Integration with Design Process

Notes influence AI suggestions:

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