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Ryan ahemexcuseme
Wow, I thought for sure that support for gradients would have been added already. FFS, are you serious?!?! I'm completely embarrassed that I actually have to tell our design team that gradients aren't supported in ProtoPie. Looks like we're sticking with Figma for now.
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Philipp Nürnberg
Ryan ahemexcuseme: The topic was under review a couple of months ago, but Patricia from the ProtoPie team mentioned somewhere in the comments here, that the gradients implementation was facing performance issues.
But it's back in "under review" now, so I'm full of hope, that the ProtoPie team will implement it this year.
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
under review
David Platt
oh no! I can't believe theres no gradient feature!!!!
Grégory Fichère
Even if it is still impossible to perform a transitions effect on a CSS gradient but at least have it as a filling option.
Trevor Gilchrist
C'mon. How hard can it be? Gradients imported from Figma STILL come in inverted and uneditable. It's a joke.
Jonathan Jackson
Upvoting this feature. Use cases from Enterprise UI:
- In order to properly show development team suggested scrim properties
- Promote Accessibility between components in libraries utilizing that scrim
- Gradients are a basic feature expected from any prototyping tool. To not have this feature is to lower our expectations, not meet it.
When can we expect an update on this Patricia (ProtoPie Team) ?
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Jonathan Jackson: hi Johathan! We're sorry Gradient hasn't found its way into ProtoPie yet, our product team knows it's very much needed and they will do their best to address this as soon as possible. But there's unfortunately nothing official I can share at present 😔
Jonathan Jackson
Patricia (ProtoPie Team): Thanks for the update Patricia, Protopie is still my go-to prototyping companion with Figma 🏄♂️
Carol Greenberg
Gradient fill for shapes is a basic need!
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Derrick Gaines
Where are the gradients colors at?
Trevor Gilchrist
Nearly TWO YEARS since I begged for this. The idea that I have to go out to another app to make a basic color or transparency gradient is a form of insanity. I can make them in iPhone apps FFS. Enough chasing te collaboration fad and let's get the basic tools in place.
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