I don't see '#1 Aspect ratio' as an issue, the web has been responsive for years. The other points I feel like are more specific to the phone format. And that is a user choice. They know they might have words across the spine or might not be able to use the app one handed.

As far as I know there are two option:

1. Desymbolize them. That way they aren't shared, but you will break existing links.
2. In the past I've simply added '_deprecated' in front of the symbol names and added a red dot on each symbol. That way people could see there was a new symbol.

Why can't you use firefox? Brands often have color values set as RGB or HEX. It doesn't matter that it appear different, unless you are using firefox to determine which colors to use?

You can organise fonts in lists. Not my whole team uses it, do I don't know if it syncs between macs.

I totally agree. I've been using Right Font for a while now and it works really nice. The google fonts are included. You can just search and activate, so you don't have to download them manually or use SkyFont. And the rest of your fonts you can sync through cloud (dropbox, google drive, etc)

I really like all these courses designcode.io is creating. However, 50$ each time add up. I wish there was a monthly subscription.

Yeah, I agree. And as a hobby for me, it totally works. I'm even trying to learn Swift. It's just not usable for work in my case.

I'm a designer that codes in their free time (HTML, CSS, JS), but not at work. The level of coding just isn't sufficient.

The stack is constantly changing, and I've given up on trying to keep up. So as a hobby: nice. Professional: I would rather focus on becoming a better designer.

I'm having issues loading the images. Anyone else also having trouble?

The real issue isn't waiting for those plugins to be converted to Figma features.

The point is that no one can add features to Figma except them. Sketch has innovated a lot through the years, even to compete with some of the plugins. I would miss the innovation.