I was sure Figma would reject my cover art. The email asked about something else.
A few years ago, my Figma skills were roughly limited to whatever I could make from templates designer friends gave me. Sometimes I made silly pictures for colleagues. A normal user, basically: I can do a few things, and if I can't, I probably don't need to be there. Then I changed jobs, and somehow this escalated. Sometimes I fix a layout myself, sometimes I make an agent do it because spending…
A few years ago, the author's Figma skills were limited to using templates. Then, they changed jobs and began fixing layouts and creating plugins. They made a plugin that sends designs from Figma to social accounts. While working on the plugin, they struggled with creating a suitable cover image. Figma's review process was more focused on whether the plugin functioned properly, rather than the quality of the cover image.
The author submitted a video demonstrating the plugin's functionality and waited for feedback. Figma's review process is more concerned with the plugin's functionality rather than the aesthetic of the cover image.
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