Ben, great tip!

Another tip I've seen is to color code these preview to indicate status. That would make it really easy for people outside the Design team to know whats going on.

sweet

yeah, that reminds me Abstract. it helps a lot

Been doing this as well, nice tip to change the page's background color to match!

just curious, what do you call this first page?

I just call it Intro or cover, and move it to the the page 1 position.

I named it "Library Thumbnail", but that feels a bit verbose.

😂 nice, it's fine

this is making me irrationally happy today thanks

@ben-bot

I can't do it. Frame color to 0%, 620x320 and first position before every other frame. :/

I think you need to put it in a page as the only frame. Make sure it's the first page as well. :)

Here's an example :)

Did something happen with these? Looks like Figma is ignoring canvas background colors for project thumbnails now :(

Some of mine are glitched as well. Not all. Just some.

here's our project cover file: https://www.figma.com/file/6GlUEYKNbmobxSgfW2fRQA/Utilities-OS?node-id=223%3A14

Love this Paul - such a simple but versatile system thanks for sharing!

Thank you soooooo much! ❤️

I can't get this to work for me consistently. I am following instructions posted here. sometimes it works, sometimes not. anyone else have this experience?

@blaindy

I've had my thumbnails disappear or struggle to update once a file became too big. What kind of issues are you having?

@blaindy

— biggest thing is making sure there's else on the first page — interested to learn about what other problems ppl are running into! We haven't had any issues...but we do keep our filesizes fairly small.

Here is our setup. Did this awhile ago, and rely heavily on color coding. I highly recommend color to help make things glanceable. And limit words as much as possible. Color is used for status. I like the resource, and archive versions

@ppaul

I might have to incorporate that.

nice!