2026 setup v1.3

USD Witzemann Swat boot
Cougar liners
Compass 90mm North Wilkesboro frames (subtle rocker)
Dream 90mm 85a wheels

u/NeonKorean — 17 days ago

Who has set up a Figma Make Kit?

Client wants to prototype with Figma Make with internal design library.

I set up a Make Kit using the existing library for colors & fonts.

When using Figma Make, the Kit is connected but the colors & fonts aren't being utilized.

Are there any resources out there to demo a Kit setup? Has anyone run into this issue and knows how to fix?

Apologies for not providing more details. It's been a frustrating day.

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u/NeonKorean — 24 days ago

Quick lunch slides after a long month off…

…of course I session the strangest feature at the park.

u/NeonKorean — 2 months ago

Details that send my clips to the trash can...

  • Lack of control or fluidity
  • Arms are too tense and palms are facing up
  • Body is too stiff
  • Legs aren't bent
  • Fakie landing isn't held
  • "Happy Feet" landing
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u/NeonKorean — 2 months ago

2026 setup v1.2

USD Witzemann Sway boot

Cougar liners & frames

Phlebo PZA buffers

Dream Casals 58mm 92a wheels

u/NeonKorean — 2 months ago

When I only give myself 20 minutes for a lunch session…

I produce pretty hideous torques…on the other hand, the sun was shining and I touched grass.

u/NeonKorean — 3 months ago

Porta-box concept

I’m attempting to design a collapsible box that I can throw in the back of my vehicle. The concept is two halves that can lay flat during travel and can be connected for a 10’ coping box or two 5’ boxes for transfers. Ideally, it would be sturdy enough for blading but light enough for one person to transport & set up.

Has anyone attempted or seen a design like this that’s worked? Does anyone with construction knowledge have feedback for if this would work, any suggestions, or downfalls to avoid?

u/NeonKorean — 3 months ago

Do you set "N/A" component properties?

https://preview.redd.it/lwmcojzfmlzg1.png?width=1516&format=png&auto=webp&s=914bef5193faa2a22d879218be7d3d338d4d4c69

Imagine you have a Figma component with properties built for desktop & mobile breakpoint and the type of component. However, Type 2 doesn't have a mobile version.

How would you build this in Figma and why?

  1. Use a "N/A" placeholder (left visual)
    1. one "layer" simpler, but user could select that option and get confused
  2. Build the breakpoints as base components for Type 1 (right visual)
    1. more complex component than above, but removes the need for "N/A" placeholder
  3. Some other solution

I'm wondering how often this "N/A" placeholder technique is used by y'all and why you do or don't use it.

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u/NeonKorean — 4 months ago