From using Figma plugins to building one. 🚀 Today, my first Figma plugin is LIVE! 🎉 A small milestone, but one I'm genuinely excited about. As designers, we create screens, review them with stakeholders, iterate, and finally hand them off to engineering. But the reality is that the design rarely stops evolving after handoff. A few spacing tweaks. A component update. A new interaction. A copy change. These "small" updates often become difficult for engineers to track, especially when development has already started. So I built a Figma plugin to solve that. It automatically tracks changes made to your frames and generates a detailed changelog, giving engineers clear visibility into what has changed—without designers having to manually maintain release notes or changelog documents. Why I built it: ✅ Eliminate manual changelog writing ✅ Help engineers quickly identify design updates ✅ Reduce confusion after handoff ✅ Speed up designer–developer collaboration This is just Version 1, and I already have several improvements planned. I'd love to hear your feedback and feature suggestions. What would make a design handoff even smoother for your team?

Handoff Changelog

See exactly what changed in a design after handoff.

See exactly what changed in a design after handoff.