This article is about a design file for a bank dashboard mobile frontend made with the Figma design tool.
The example presents the design of a banking mobile app, including the details of the screens for products, accounts, and credit cards.
eBanking (Mobile)
First, save a local copy to your Figma account as follows:
- Open the eBanking sample provided (you have a read-only view).
- Click on the "Open in Figma" button. This action will create a copy of the sample in your drafts.
- Next, follow the instructions of HowTo: Export a Figma design with your local copy.
Basically, you must follow the instructions described in the Design Import option article.
Once you paste your Figma URL in the File field of the Design Import option, you can start the inspection process by clicking on the Load button (it will ask you for the Figma Token). After processing every file retrieved from Figma, the Design Import dialog will display a preview as follows:
You can inspect every node in the left-side tree. Every type of node will show context information; for example, preview (image and layout tree) and GXML code in case of Panels; only GXML code in case of a Design System for describing tokens and styles; a preview for Images and Fonts, etc. Also, you can select/unselect the nodes depending on whether or not you want to import them.
Warning: When you select/unselect nodes, there is no dependency check between nodes. So, for example, if you unselect a node, make sure there is no dependency with another node (for example, an image used in a panel). Otherwise, some import errors may occur.
Once the import has finished, check the generated panels and how they look. Also, check the tokens/styles in the Design System object, Image objects, and File objects (fonts) imported.
Finally, if you agree with the objects to be generated, you can click on the OK button and start importing the design into the Knowledge Base.
Lastly, run the generated Main menu object to view the generated panels.
Warning: Do not expect it to be perfect. It is highly likely that you or your designer will have to fix something in the design file or the generated objects (abstract layout or style-classes).
Here is a preview of all three panels, showing how they were designed (Top-Level Frame column) and how they look at runtime without making any changes (Android/iOS columns).
| Designer |
Developer |
| Figma |
Main-Frame |
GeneXus |
Android |
iOS |
| Splash |
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ViewSplash |
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| Login |
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ViewLogin |
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| Dashboard |
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ViewDashboard |
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| Account Detail |
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ViewAccount Detail |
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| Credit Card |
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ViewCredit Card |
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| Credit Card Payment |
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ViewCredit Card Payment |
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| Money Transfer - Step 01 |
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ViewMoney Transfer - Step 01 |
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| Money Transfer - Step 02 |
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ViewMoney Transfer - Step 02 |
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| Money Transfer - Step 03 |
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ViewMoney Transfer - Step 03 |
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| Money Transfer - Step 04 |
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ViewMoney Transfer - Step 04 |
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| Money Transfer - Step 05 |
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ViewMoney Transfer - Step 05 |
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You may notice a few differences between the design and how it looks at runtime, but you as a developer can make adjustments and achieve a perfect result.
Anyway, all panels were almost perfect on the first try!
| Generators |
Android, iOS, Angular (mobile) |
This sample has been made for GeneXus 18 Upgrade 4 and above.