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Oh, this is cool! So variables are basically these smart containers for values that can change, like colors or numbers. It sounds like they're going to make designs way more flexible than just using static styles.

Okay, so they're different from styles because they're dynamic and can adapt to different situations. The idea of instantly switching between light and dark modes is a really practical example of that adaptability. This could save so much time.

The explanation about changing modal strings is another great point. It really drives home how variables can handle context-specific content, which is huge for localization or even just A/B testing different text.

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Variables in Figma are introduced as elements that can hold and apply reusable values to design properties, distinguishing themselves from styles by their dynamic nature [0:00]. The speaker clarifies that these variables, storing things like colors and numbers, enable designs to adapt to various contexts [0:00-0:15]. For instance, the immediate application of switching designs between light and dark modes, or changing modal text strings, highlights their contextual adaptability [0:15-0:25]. This core functionality allows for design systems to be more responsive and efficient across different scenarios.

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