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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:
TypeNamingDefinition
TitletThe main title text of the asset. Typically one per template.
SubtitlesA secondary title or supporting text. Usually one per template.
ParagraphpA body text section. Can appear multiple times within an asset.
Paragraph titleptA heading for a paragraph. Can be used multiple times per asset.
MediamediaChangeable 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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Bulk renaming in Figma

Select various layers and hit ⌘ + R to bulk rename your layers in Figma.

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Definition of types