Figma Prototype is missing the starting node

If you're encountering an issue where your Figma prototype can't be imported because it's missing a starting node, you’ll need to define a Flow Starting Point in Figma. This ensures your prototype has a defined entry screen, which is required for proper import.

How to Set a Starting Node in Figma:

Follow these steps:

1. Select a Frame
   Choose the frame you want to designate as the starting point of your prototype.

2. Open the “Prototype” Tab
   With the frame selected, navigate to the right-hand sidebar and click on the Prototype tab.

3. Set as Flow Starting Point
   Click “+” next to Flow starting point or right-click the frame and select Set as Starting Point. A circular play icon will appear on the frame, indicating it’s now the starting node.

📷 We've attached two images below to help illustrate the process.

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