My Very First Figma Design: AirBNB Clone
I've used Adobe Creative Suite before like InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere to create illustrations, edit photos, layout publications, and create video animations but that was a while ago. Before the end of year, I jumped into Figma for the first time, and it's incredibly intuitive to transition from Adobe to Figma. The learning curve was surprisingly smooth. My previous design knowledge kicked in like riding a bicycle and I figured out the gaps myself. The tools change, but the principles don't.
I cloned Airbnb's desktop home interface as my first project. It's not perfect, but it's mine, and I'm genuinely happy with it.
What I Learned
Good design solves actual problems. Airbnb's homepage makes it easy to search and compare properties. The search bar is prominent because that's what users need first. The card layout lets you compare at a glance. Once I understood why things were designed that way, everything made sense.
Here's my Figma clone of AirBNB: Click to open the Preview
Reviews
1 review
Hey Karen, congrats on your first ever Figma project and making the jump from adobe!
I love to see the project but the link doesn’t seem to open for me, so I can’t fully review the design yet. Once that’s sorted, I’ll happily take a proper look.
From what’s visible in the thumbnail and mockup, I’d reconsider the typography choice. The font feels a bit decorative for this type of interface or even for the cover, and may impact readability. If this is meant to be a homepage-style layout, leaning toward a more neutral, UI-friendly typeface and also keeping the header consistent with the rest of the system could strengthen the overall result.
Solid starting point overall. Fix the link and I can get into more detailed feedback.
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