Figma

Using Figma is not a core part of my work. However, from time to time clients and team members share wireframes or designs with me. To be able to comment or view these designs, at some stage I have created a free account. However, as a freelancer, I have worked with many clients over the years and some of them have given me a business Gmail to use while I have worked with them. Because of this, I am unable to pinpoint when I created the account, who I might have collaborated with, and what teams I might be a member of. To my knowledge, I only made a couple of personal designs on Figma in the past couple of months. Recently my business structure changed, and my g-suite profile (with a custom domain) that I created Figma with is now an alias of the G-suite of my new business. Because of this change, logging in via Google profile no longer works. Reaching out to support with the email address that the account was created with is completely unfruitful. The contact person, Camille Ruault, is behaving like I am trying to fraudulently access a bank account, and it's not possible for me to answer her questions to unlock my account and access it. The questions are as follows: - Email your account is under now - The account change you are requesting (we cannot change emails to an address already connected to a Figma account) - Date of account creation (estimated month/year) an Approximate number of named .fig files owned/created by the account - Specific names or URLs of 3-5 .fig files created by youNames of teams that you belong to - The names of other collaborators on your teams or files, and the file or team you collaborate if you are the owner of a team: - The last 4 digits and expiry date of the payment method attached to any team you own or are an admin on - If you belong to a team or work on team files: An email from the owner or admin of a team you belong to, sent to support@figma.com, confirming they believe there is no risk in the requested change.

Figma supports us to design the entire product flow seamlessly and is also very easy to use and adapt to it when someone new starts using it. Very user-friendly to learn which will resolve the challenges when any organization adapts to Figma as their new tool for design. Also ease of access and sharing to others is very user-friendly and addresses the challenges of sharing the designs.

I use Figma for prototyping for our product. At least for me the price is the problem but not so much, I already saved a lot by switching Sketch to Figma.The scope of my use case is precisely the creation of prototypes for the team's product, this includes navigable prototype and static layout for developers. We use the navigable prototype for user testing and that's really good. I also use it to create the Product Design system, Figma's component system is wonderful, and you can do a lot with it.

1. We use Figam to brainstorm and discuss ideas.
2. Create the Design System for our UI.
3. Create the wireframe for the initial case.
4. Design the High Fidelity Version.
5. Create Android App Icons.
6. Design Logo, Assets, Icons.
7. Use The plugins like material design Icons for increased productivity.

Our organization uses Figma to create our app templates. These templates not only serve as the main design architecture of our apps, but they are also edited by our designers to create app mockups which we then send our clients for review and approval. Our designers and developers collaborate over Figma to generate the builds we use for publishing

I am a UX Designer so I use Figma for Wireframing, Website Design, Mobile App Design, Amazon Brand Store, and Amazon A+ Content Templates. Figma offers a team collaboration feature where all the team members can collab on a single design and file. Figma is very easy to use, fast, and reliable.

We use Figma for user flow, Wireframing, User interface, and user persona. We use Figma from scratch to hand over it to the developer. We don't need any other software after taking the Figma subscription.

Figma is our go-to tool for designing prototypes and wireframing, The user interface is quite simple, which makes it very user-friendly and gives more control of the project; it helps us make banners and wireframes very easily and makes it very easy to integrate with the code in a matter of minutes.

We are a startup and so currently there are only two people using it in our team, one of them is me. I personally found the product very useful and very easy to use and easy to learn. Obviously, this is a UI design tool, so we used it to design our beautiful UI which is currently under deployment. It was very easy to learn, I was able to learn it within 3-5 days.

Figma is used in our product team for designing all prototypes. It is a great tool for communication across the product design team and especially useful when communicating with developers and product managers. The commenting function allows product managers to leave comments easily and the inspector makes it much easier for the developers to incorporate CSS code into development. Figma is by far my most prototyping tool.

We use Figma at Koombea to design our mobile apps. We create components that can be reused and help to define our design system.

The first time I used Figma was in my current job. The whole company uses it; the designers make the designs in this program and send them to the programmers. In this way, the task is easier for us since the program has UX tools for mobile, then we no longer have to fight with them to make the designs using the mobile guides. That is used throughout the company by both mobile and web developers.

Figma is used in our Marketing department that services the entire University. As we design collateral and assets for all University initiatives we can utilize Figma as a central means of designing and wireframing digital campaign assets and prototypes for landing pages and other projects. It also simplifies working with external vendors that develop and assist with our digital efforts.

I use Figma a lot, to create prototypes, designs and create ideas for websites and presentations. I believe Figma is used by other areas of the company, as it is free and wonderful software. Figma stands out for its collaborative power and ease of use, it was a problem to work with a team on other software, but Figma solved this main issue, everyone can work at the same time.

We are a development shop providing outsourcing technology services for our clients, that's why for better organization, we use Figma teams, we create teams per client project and invite the needed resources to those teams. Each team have all necessary design UX/UI assets for their projects. It is in most cased managed by the UX/UI creating department, but it is widely use across the whole organization. Often, even non-technical areas use the new Figma Jam sessions for brainstorming meetings. With Figma, we solve all our engineering design phase problems, for now all UX/UI materials are done in Figma, also, marketing is using Figma for their marketing assets as well. Figma has solved our organization, collaboration and brainstorming bumps in the road.

We use Figma at my organization to support client design and service needs for wireframing, prototyping, and conceptualizing features and functionality for enterprise services and web-based applications. Figma as a service has allowed us flexibility, convenience, and speed-to-market with its easy-to-use interface, cross-platform compatibility, and abundant collaboration solutions to make working together—even remote—easier and faster.

We use Figma for designing UI screens for Web applications and Mobile applications. We use it rarely for other purposes too such as creating a poster or social media advertisement. This is mostly used by designers and developers. Figma helps us in various ways such as

• Creating Medium Fidelity and High fidelity screen designs.
• Prototyping the application.
• Sharing with in the team.
• Community to get inspiration.
• Tools such as auto layout, grids to speed up design and maintain efficiency.
• Keyboard shortcuts to enhance work speed.

As a Design company, we use Figma as one of our main tools to structure, execute and deliver our projects for developers.
It's always our tool of choice whenever we need to start a new interface/prototype project, except for the times our clients demand that use use another one.

Figma is currently being introduced more broadly at our organization, with plans to get all of our teams using it within the next few months in the UX department.

We used Figma as an intermediary step for design sign-offs before starting development work, as there was no formal UX team in-house. The aim of this was to introduce design consistency and provide a talking point between engineers and stakeholders so that any issues with UI and usability could be resolved before committing to the final build.

Figma is used for all our prototypes, visual QAs, and competitive analysis and collaboration.

Figma is primarily used at the request of the Product Design team with the goal of making it easier for that team to collaborate with client departments such as Marketing, Product, and Engineering. And while the design team in primarily responsible for the implementation of the software, all those associated teams are heavy users of the product.

Figma is a tool that we are currently exploring to switch to. The first impressions were that it was super fast if it is an independent file. I believe it handles even heavy files better than Sketch does. If this passes our testing and suits our needs, we might switch the entire team soon to Figma. Given that it has version control, I believe it would eliminate a need for Abstract.

Our web development company uses Figma as our main design tool for collaborating and sharing designs across our team. It combines the intuitive functionality of other design programs like Sketch, InVision, and Photoshop with the powerful addition of cloud-based file storing and sharing. It also makes handoff from design to development a breeze.

Figma was used in order to build both mocks and finalized designs for our website. It was primarily used by the design team, the product management team and engineers. Our designers built our entire design system, company brand book and mockup styles using Figma. It was extremely easy to set up team permissions and share these designs with Product Stakeholders, Engineers and the Management team in order to walk them through the user experience we visualized for new products prior to implementation and release.