Ebook Kit for Figma — From ideas to engaging ebooks in minutes

Excited to introduce our latest product, the Ebook UI Kit for Figma! This innovative toolkit offers: 📘 Over 60+ beautifully designed, user-friendly components 📘 Seamless integration into Figma for a smooth ebook creation process 📘 The ability to transform your ideas into engaging ebooks swiftly and effortlessly Whether you're a writer, blogger, marketer, entrepreneur, educator, or designer, this kit is designed to make your ebook creation process a breeze. We're eager to hear your thoughts on our new Ebook UI Kit for Figma! We've worked hard to make it user-friendly, adaptable, and efficient for creating engaging ebooks. We'd love to hear your feedback on: - The overall user experience: How intuitive is the toolkit? What improvements would you suggest? - The components provided: Are they sufficient for your ebook creation needs? Are there any additional components you'd like to see? - Pricing: Do you find the pricing fair for the value provided? - Branding: How do you perceive our brand based on this product? - Any other aspects: Is there anything else you'd like to comment on or suggest? As a special launch offer, we're providing a 33% discount with the coupon code GOODKARMA. It's a great opportunity to give our Ebook UI Kit a try and start creating your perfect ebook today! We're looking forward to your feedback and can't wait to see the amazing ebooks you'll create with this toolkit. Let's start the discussion and share our experiences to make the ebook creation process even better!

Congrats team Ebook Kit for Figma on the launch!

I love this and might actually use it for our product documentation / handbook. Congratulations on the launch!

This new Ebook UI Kit for Figma sounds awesome! I love the idea of having over 60+ beautifully designed components at my fingertips for creating engaging ebooks effortlessly. Congrats on the launch, Stas!

wow! looks very polished 🚀

this is a great idea. Figma has become so complex that you need a PHD in web design to guess where the buttons are to do the thing you're trying to do.

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