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# Buzzy Accreditation

Buzzy Accreditation is for designers, builders, agencies, and implementation partners who want to demonstrate that they can create a working Buzzy app using the Buzzy Figma plugin and accepted Buzzy/Figma practices.

## Accreditation Task

Start with the [Getting Started with Figma](/getting-started-with-buzzy/getting-started-with-figma.md) guide. The focus is using the Buzzy Figma plugin to create a working Buzzy app from a Figma file.

Watch the relevant Figma plugin videos in that guide, then create your own version of a simple Buzzy application with:

* multiple screens
* responsive layouts
* a working data model
* create, read, update, and delete behavior
* clean Figma structure and markup

Use the Buzzy plugin in expert/manual mode. This task does not require Buzzy AI or AI tokens; the goal is to show that you understand how to manually structure, mark up, and publish a Buzzy app from Figma.

Use this wireframe as the functional brief:

<figure><img src="/files/sK4pBI6XBcUcIM06lR6C" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The visual design and UI are up to you. You do not need user login or complex functionality unless the brief explicitly asks for it.

## Deliverables

Send the following to <support@buzzy.buzz>:

1. A link to your marked-up Figma file.
2. A link to your published web app on [app.buzzy.buzz](https://app.buzzy.buzz).
3. A short cover note with your name, contact details, and any relevant project or partner context.

## Assessment Criteria

The published application should:

* function correctly against the brief
* render in a browser
* work responsively when the viewport is resized or viewed on mobile
* show working create, read, update, and delete behavior where required

The Figma file should demonstrate:

* clean and structured layer organization
* clear screen and component structure
* appropriate use of Figma auto layout
* sensible frame nesting and layer naming
* Buzzy markup that maps cleanly to the published app
* avoidance of unnecessary Figma groups where frames/components are the better structure

## Useful Resources

* [Getting Started with Figma](/getting-started-with-buzzy/getting-started-with-figma.md)
* [Buzzy for Figma](/working-with-buzzy/buzzy-for-figma.md)
* [Buzzy Figma community files](https://www.figma.com/@buzzy)
* [The Building Blocks](/the-building-blocks/the-building-blocks.md)