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Really nice blog. My only suggestion is that the 'so close, but yet so far' section came as a bit of a surprise as up to then my impression was that this was all possible. Perhaps earlier sections could just be tweaked to say that you are trialing a methodology that you expect to work, but need to confirm.
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Importing Balsamiq wireframes into Figma, an experiment with the Figma plugin API
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