Figma Changelog v. 4.25.0 and Libraries Reorganization

Design | April 2026

IDS Figma Library v. 4.25.0

March’s updates, fixes, and additions affect 9 components, including the avatar, context menu, and menu button. See the changelog for all the details.

Libraries Reorganization

In addition, we’ve reorganized how components, interactions, and utilities are structured in the IDS Figma libraries.

Interactions

Interactions—reusable combinations of IDS components for solving common use cases—now have a dedicated section in the patterns library. This library also includes page layouts. Previously categorized as components, these interactions include:

• Button group
• Dialog
• Error page
• Sign in

Utilities

Utilities—a set of standalone styles and pieces of functionality—now have a dedicated section in the components library. Previously categorized as components, these utilities include:

• Autocomplete
• Data label
• Mask

Why It Matters

These updates are designed to help IDS adopting teams better navigate the Figma libraries and confidently look for and select the right building blocks. They’re also meant to help support the design system’s long-term scalability and consistency by:

• Matching how the guidelines are organized at design.infor.com
• Reducing structural inconsistencies
• Improving system architecture

Designers working directly in Figma will not be affected by these changes. Existing component instances are not impacted—no connections between main components and their instances have been broken, and this migration was completed without disrupting component linking.

Learn more about the IDS Figma libraries. Feedback or questions? Send us a message in the UI-UX Design channel in the IDS Microsoft Team.