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Collect actionable design and usability insights to build better products. If you use Figma to design and build your prototypes, you can import them into Maze to test your designs with users.  In t...

It’s only possible to import one prototype per maze. This is important to remember when testing different prototype flows in Maze. For example, when using a variant comparison block or several prot...

The Maze plugin in Figma makes it faster and more reliable to import very large Figma files into Maze. Requirements Users on all plans can install and use the Maze plugin in Figma. You must have a...

If you’re on the Organization plan, you can import password-protected Figma files. During the import, you’ll need to input the prototype password. Testers will also need to copy and paste the passw...

Interactive components is a feature developed by Figma that allows users to create interactions between variants in a component set. Please refer to Figma's documentation to learn more. By using in...

Before importing your prototype, you need to correctly set your permissions in Figma in order to load the prototype. The setting we recommend you set the file to is Anyone can view, but Maze suppor...

Generally, the different Figma prototype triggers should work when setting up paths and previewing/testing prototypes, as long as they result in a screen or overlay transition. However, because cli...

Due to an ongoing issue, Figma prototypes may sometimes not load in the prototype preview when using Safari. If you believe you’ve been affected by this issue, please let our Support team know. Wo...

For the prototypes in your tests to be functional, the starting screen needs to have at least one interaction/hotspot leading to a different screen. Otherwise, your testers wouldn't have a way of n...

Overview When you launch a maze live, we run one last validation check to make sure that the test doesn't have any unexpected issues that might impact your tester experience. If there is an issue, ...

For a mission to be successful, the end state of the screen must be exactly matched with what you defined when setting up the success paths. This includes the state of any interactive components pr...

You may occasionally notice an endless loader on the Get started button of a maze, making it impossible to continue to the test. While larger mazes may take a few moments to load, you should also k...

Figma is a powerful tool that allows you to create responsive designs, but since Maze allows you to test on devices with different screen sizes, you can run into trouble if your prototype isn’t des...

When using local interactive components, any overrides on those component instances will display as the default variant in the results and report. Due to limitations in the Figma API, any overrides...

Maze displays the prototype exactly as it appears in your Figma file, allowing testers to see any changes immediately. Significant changes to a Figma file linked to a live maze might break the defi...