Designing Persistent Prototypes with Figma Make Workshop with Reassemble
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore how to use Figma Make to go beyond static or temporary demos and start creating persistent prototypes: prototypes that are backed by real data, remember changes, and behave more like actual products.
Instead of focusing on polish or one-off screens, we’ll look at how structure, data, and internal tooling come together to support realistic product behavior. Participants will work in small groups on guided exercises that demonstrate different approaches to persistence and system thinking using Figma Make.
This session is designed for designers who want to:
Understand what makes a prototype feel “real”
Explore Figma Make as a tool for UI generation
Link Supabase to their Figma prototypes
No prior backend experience is required. The focus is on design judgment and prototyping mindset, not production engineering.
Format
6:30–7:00 PM – Welcome & Introduction
Check-in, food, and pre-workshop briefing. Light refreshments provided. (Note: external food is not permitted.)
7:00–7:45 PM – Core Workshop
Short framing talk, Hands-on building in small groups
7:45–8:00 PM – Wrap-Up & Q&A
Group discussion and wrap-up
Organizer:
Reassemble - A UX consultancy and teaching practice committed to developing thoughtful, industry-ready designers. We work with organizations across Singapore to design user-centered products, and we teach UX at General Assembly, where our methods emphasize clarity, evidence, and strong design-system thinking. Our workshops bring the community together to learn modern design workflows, including AI-driven tools like Figma Make.
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Important Notes
Ticket fee for this workshop covers venue rental and food only. This session is not operated for profit.
Please bring your laptop.
Participants will need a laptop with an active Figma account to follow the hands-on exercises during the workshop.