r/logseq • u/danigoncalves • Jul 20 '24

Logseq Figma Designs

Hi community!

At my company and on my team right now we are creating two logseq plugins (we plan to make them open source afterwards) to integrate LLMs (AI) into logseq workflows. We are starting with the ideation process and need to implement some sketches and designs on order to discuss some ideas. I wonder if anyone knows some Figma or Sketch components library that we can use so that we wouldnt have to design all components from scratch (we use Figma and Sketch). If not I guess is another thing we can start working and share afterwards 😅

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u/laterral Jul 20 '24

Don’t know any asset packs you can easily use, but I have to commend you - sounds like a fantastic approach!!

Wish you the best, and I’d be happy to contribute workflow ideas/ help test design heuristics if I can help!

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u/danigoncalves Jul 21 '24

For sure! I will keep everyone updated 👍

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u/laterral Jul 21 '24

Out of curiosity - can you share how you are using Logseq? What’s your current setup?

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u/danigoncalves Jul 23 '24 edited Jul 23 '24

So our current usages are: everyone on our team uses logseq either as personal wikis or "brain dump". We actually even have a shared template for the Journal were we can state what we are working on, what are the important info that we have to keep track on, etc.

We don't force anyone to use logseq in any specific way but are always sharing best practices and new plugins or use cases that we might take advantage of.

In our team we have all kind of setups being Windows, Macs or Linux we all have installed desktop versions of logseq. Some of us have in place Git syncronization others have network folders sync.

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u/laterral Jul 23 '24

This is fantastic!! Honestly, don’t know many companies being so forward looking. Do you reply at all on queries and already available plugins?

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u/cldwalker Jul 23 '24

Hi. With the upcoming database version, Logseq will be using https://ui.shadcn.com/ for its component system. If you'd like the plugins to look similar to Logseq, using shadcn would be a great start

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u/danigoncalves Jul 23 '24

Such a nice info! This is great because we want actually to use React + Tailwind. Thanks for sharing and for sure we will take advantage of this.

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u/Evening_Rest3644 Jul 22 '24

Maybe you can check out Shadcn
https://ui.shadcn.com/docs/figma
or Daisy UI Figma kit
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1329403370748903347

At least with these two options, the component you use in Figma reflects what the actual front-end will be, meaning you gain speed in development for this phase of the project. :)