Naming conventions

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Categorize templates

To keep assets structured in deckd, top-level Figma frames must follow a specific naming convention. This determines how they are grouped within the deckd editor for better organization.

• Choose logical categories for your template assets, such as Title, Header, or Quote Block.

• If you have multiple versions of the same type, name them sequentially: • Title/01, Title/02 • Quote/01, Quote/02

This ensures assets remain structured and easy to navigate.

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Naming layers

Layers nested within template frames, such as text boxes and images, should also follow specific naming conventions. This helps:

• Clearly distinguish different content elements

• Improve responsiveness in deckd

• Support deckd-specific functionalities

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Naming overview

Follow these naming conventions for layers within templates:

• Assign meaningful names to text and image layers to clarify their function.

• If multiple layers of the same type exist, name them sequentially (e.g., p1, p2, p3).

By following these guidelines, you ensure a structured, scalable, and efficient workflow across all asset types in deckd:

Type	Naming	Definition
Title	t	The main title text of the asset. Typically one per template.
Subtitle	s	A secondary title or supporting text. Usually one per template.
Paragraph	p	A body text section. Can appear multiple times within an asset.
Paragraph title	pt	A heading for a paragraph. Can be used multiple times per asset.
Media	media	Changeable media elements such as images or videos. Use a placeholder image in Figma. Do not use for static brand visuals that shouldn’t be replaced.

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Definition of types