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What is Figma?

Figma, headquartered in San Francisco, offers their collaborative design and prototyping application to support digital product and UI development.

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9 out of 10
May 22, 2024
Incentivized
I have used Figma for creating a mockup for my design team. It’s a quick way to draw up what I’m looking for without it being full design …
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Professional

$144

Cloud
per year

Organization

$540

Cloud
per year

Starter

Free

Cloud

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee
For the latest information on pricing, visithttps://www.figma.com/pricing/#figma…

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Starting price (does not include set up fee)

  • $15 per month per editor
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Product Details

What is Figma?

Figma is a design platform that aims to bring together powerful design features you already love and a more efficient workflow. Some features include:
  • A modern pen tool: Draw in any direction with Vector Networks. No more merging or needing to connect to the path's original point.
  • Instant arc designs: Design clocks, watch screens, or pie charts with the Arc tool.
  • Be expressive with OpenType: Tap into advanced font features to fully express the brand.

Figma's Autom Layout tool helps users spend more time iterating and less time moving things around.
  • Less manual resizing: Buttons can resize with their text and lists can rearrange themselves when items are moved around.
  • Stretch to fill: Auto Layout components can now stretch left and right (or top and bottom) for easier responsive design.
  • Design speaks development: Auto Layout’s padding, direction, and spacing settings translate directly into code, simplifying developer handoffs.

Its plugins help to remove manual, repetitive work, bring in data, and power custom workflows.
  • Plugins for everything: Stock imagery, flow diagrams, color accessibility, charts, and icons.
  • Designed for ease: A user that can build a website can build a plugin.
  • Private plugins: Organization customers can create and distribute private plugins within their company.

Create prototypes that are like the real experience

Figma helps turn static design files into an interactive experience—no coding required.
  • Intuitive build: Simply connect UI elements and choose your interactions and animations.
  • Interactions: Define subtle interactions, like on click, while hovering, while pressing a button.
  • Mobile-viewing: Experience designs in real life using our Figma mobile app, available for iOS and Android.
  • Advanced transitions with Smart Animate: Automagically animate similar objects and create detailed transitions.
  • Dynamic overlays: Create multiple layers of interactive content overlays.
  • Animated GIFs: Use GIFs to represent motion designs, video elements, and subtle animations.
  • All-in-one platform: Toggle between a design file and live prototype. Design edits appear instantly in a prototype.
  • Shareable prototype: Share a link to your prototype. View it anywhere with Internet.
  • Embedded commenting: Comment in a prototype. They carry over into the design file—so nothing gets lost.
Figma is available online as a SaaS, and it can be downloaded for WIndows, or MacOS. Figma is also available via a mobile app for iOS and Android.

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Figma Technical Details

Deployment TypesOn-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsWindows, Mac
Mobile ApplicationApple iOS, Android

Frequently Asked Questions

Figma, headquartered in San Francisco, offers their collaborative design and prototyping application to support digital product and UI development.

Figma starts at $15.

Reviewers rate Usability highest, with a score of 8.5.

The most common users of Figma are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma for all UI revamps, as well as FigJam to collaborate on work in our team meetings. The UX and UI team and the Content team work together in Figma on a daily basis. Figma is so easy to use and having visual mockups of content we want to publish makes such a difference, especially when we send it to other stakeholders in the business to review. People like to see the work we are doing in situ before it goes live, and Figma does just that. It allows allows me as a UX Writer to put the copy directly into the design in real time and make sure that the design and content flow seamlessly in each wireframe. I love using Figma to work with designers and couldn't imagine working without it.
  • Collaboration in real time
  • Presenter mode to show content in situ
  • Ability to have global components that update automatically across all screens
  • Sometimes aligning content and editing it (when it's in a purple square) can be tedious
  • Hard to track changes which can make version control difficult
We use Figma for virtually all instances where we want to update content on websites and other digital platforms and MFEs. It is extremely useful for the Design and Content to collaborate on together in real time, and also for other stakeholders in the business like Legal teams who want to see the finished product that they're reviewing.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We started using it for ad graphics design and now we use it for UI and UX design, as well as website and user flow prototypes. We needed a tool that was wasy to access for everyone involved and that was cloud based so it didnt lag.
The support department has started to use it as well for building flow charts because of the ease of use.
  • Prototyping
  • Website design
  • Storing graphics
  • Allowing teammates to work together
  • Downloading animations created
  • Compressing images in figma
  • Pdfs dont show up correctly when opened
Figma is definitely useful when different parties are involved in a single process. It allows teammates to edit and see in real time what others are working on.
It's also very helpful for editing images, and allows you to do almost everything in one place, instead of having to use more than one software for the same purpose.
As it is a cloud software, it doesnt lag or use your devices memory space.
The mobile version although could be better, since currently you can't really edit anything from your phone.
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use figma to design interfaces for specific backoffice screens of our ecommerce tools. It helps to design them on a quickier and more colaborative way than using usual desktop/local tools. It also make it easier to share those designs with our clients and have them interact with them.
  • Interaction from clients
  • Colaborative design
  • Reuse of components
  • Sometimes its overly complicated
  • Simple interface makes it harder to find advanced features
Its being a valuable tool to design backend screens, as it makes it easier for our designers to collaborate and to retrive feedback from our clients. However, sometimes its not worth the effort to design a full prototype of an interface, as its still not so trivial, so we don't use it very often.
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma for our UI/UX team to create front end designs for various applications that we build and support and hand those over to our dev team for implementations. Our design team will also create clickable prototypes that can be presented to the business to showcase what we are working on and get feedback.
  • Easy hand off between design team and dev
  • They are always improving the platform
  • It is easy to use when actually creating designs
  • It's collaboration tools are very clunky
  • Navigating within the platform and managing projects is cumbersome
  • Difficult for our business users to just open files and start viewing them and asking questions
  • Can't use my mouse to scroll to zoom in
If the person asking was a developer or someone from UI/UX who needs a tool to support their roles in the software development lifecycle, I would recommend Figma without a doubt. If someone is looking for a design collaboration tool to bring in business stakeholders to the software development lifecycle, or even as a collaboration or modeling tool to be used by just the business, I would tell them to look elsewhere.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Figma has proven to be an invaluable tool for me and our product management team, especially for ideation, prototyping, and task management. FigJam allows for seamless collaboration across teams, making the brainstorming process highly efficient. The prototyping capabilities are robust, enabling quick iterations and real-time feedback internally and from our customers. Additionally, Figma is the tool I use to create artifacts in our task management software to act as our source of truth, which is essential for SOC2 compliance, ensuring all project details are well-documented, enhancing overall project management and communication.
  • Working with customers to understand user flows and interaction
  • Brainstorm use cases and user flows as they pertain to user persona
  • Create and access design components for quick prototyping and iteration
  • My design system has gotten messy, better ways to clean it up
  • More interactive way to work with cohorts with the goal of improving design across app
  • Documentation for better use cases on how to build types of components
Figma is well suited for my needs, here are a few reasons. When you need to quickly mock up the design of a new feature for our enterprise application, Figma allows me to create and test prototypes rapidly. This is crucial for gathering user feedback early and iterating on the design before development begins. Other things Figma is well suited for are maintaining consistent design across our application, and enabling a distributed team to work together simultaneously. Something that Figma doesn't do is advanced code generation, specifically within VisualStudio.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma at our Company as a design collaborative tool in all stages of our design processes, in creating researches, to ideate and brainstorm about new features and prototyping (low-high fidelity prototypes) or maintaining complex design systems. There is also a possibility to creating diagrams using Figma jam files, to showcasing and improving Information Architecture, or to quickly draft User flows.
  • To organize data
  • To building a design system
  • Creating different prototypes
  • Creating Interactions and motion designs
  • Adding an option to work in “private-mode” making it possible to “hide” your work in early steps of ideations. Sometimes it feels wrong when colleagues are starting commenting on design decisions in very early stages, unnecessarily.
  • Adding notifications if the Figma file starts to be larger and heavier to load about suggestions to keeping the file structure more tidy.
  • Constantly trying to prioritize all the functionalities and keeping the app intuitive to use.
Best suited app for collaborating on a project and especially for creating prototypes. There can be issues unfortunately when taking care of more complex design systems, sometimes it needs time to load the whole project, which can be stressful to observe, not knowing if the project will be loaded successfully or not.
May 22, 2024

Figma Review

Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I have used Figma for creating a mockup for my design team. It’s a quick way to draw up what I’m looking for without it being full design quality. For example, I’ve used it to mock up signage for a client event and then my graphics team runs with it and creates the print file.
  • Mockups
  • Prototyping
  • Mobile design
  • Ease of using autofit
  • Better integrations for collaboration by other teams (e.g. content writers)
  • More intuitive organization of layers within a design
Creating a build for a mobile app or web app, creating a design mockup
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
In our organization, we leverage Figma extensively for journey mapping, a critical process in understanding and enhancing user experiences. Figma serves as a versatile platform for collaborative design, enabling our team to create detailed visual representations of user journeys across various touchpoints. Through Figma's intuitive interface and real-time collaboration features, we streamline the process of mapping out customer interactions, identifying pain points, and envisioning improved user experiences. This tool allows us to address business problems related to user engagement, conversion rates, and overall satisfaction by providing a clear and comprehensive visualization of the user journey. The scope of our use case with Figma extends to cross-departmental collaboration, where stakeholders from design, product management, and marketing work seamlessly to iterate, refine, and implement user-centric solutions efficiently.
  • Real-time Collaboration
  • Prototyping and Interactive Design
  • Offline Mode
  • Performance with Large Files
Scenarios where Figma excels:

Collaborative Design Projects: Figma truly shines in scenarios where collaboration is key. Teams spread across different locations or time zones can work seamlessly in real-time, making it ideal for collaborative design projects. Whether it's brainstorming sessions, wireframing, prototyping, or creating design systems, Figma's live editing feature ensures everyone is on the same page.

Scenarios where Figma might be less appropriate:

Offline Work: Figma's reliance on an internet connection might be a drawback in situations where a stable internet connection isn't available. While Figma does offer some offline capabilities through a desktop app, its full functionality is dependent on connectivity.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use both the design and dev modes in Figma. We've had it as our primary design collaboration tool for almost 2 years and recently adopted the dev mode functionality to assist with handover. We use it for ideation, prototyping, design system creation and management mostly, but have also used it to help with creation of assets like PDFs for brochures as well.
  • Co-design
  • Collaboration
  • Compatibility
  • Design hygeine
  • Large projects don't work well in the browser version
  • Some issues with billing to large/complex companies
  • Better management/curation of Figma community contributions
We have a geographically distributed design and development team so Figma is a great tool that enables them to collaborate in real time, and also quickly catch up if they're working a-syncronously. The team loves using Figma as their primary tool, and the rapid feature development we've seen means it's taking on more roles for our peeps as time goes on.
April 03, 2024

Best UX Tool

Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma for UI/UX designing and prototyping. Our business uses Figma as part of the product development cycle for new software. Our UX designers use the tool to create initial wireframes, finalized UX designs and prototypes. The designs are then used by our development teams to develop the frontend UI for our product. Verifiers also use the designs verification of the frontend development.
  • UX designs
  • Prototyping
  • Collaboration
  • The ability to create components so updates can be made once instead of multiple times
  • Requires time to learn how to use it
  • Can be difficult to correctly layer objects
Figma is great for UX designs and prototyping. The tool is really helpful for frontend developers and verifiers too.

Figma is not great for quick workflows or brainstorming activities. Miro is much better suited and easier to use for the common user for this type of task.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
I use Figma mainly for converting the product requirement document to actual designs and prototypes that will be reviewed by the product management team and handed over to the development team after going through the necessary iterations and final approval of the product team. I also use the prototypes with users to test the product before actually jumping into the development.
  • Creation of Interactable Prototypes
  • Component Management
  • Commenting feature
  • Exporting Screens
  • Language localization
  • The software lags with large project files
  • Organization of documents
As a UI/UX designer, I like the ability to create various prototypes and conduct user testing to determine the optimal design. You can also use the 'Dev Mode' feature to develop in Figma itself where you can access advanced inspection capabilities and more codegen languages. This can really reduce the time to market.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
It helps us to efficiently create amazing UI/UX. we use Figma on a daily basis to design our projects. it offers many amazing features like live collaboration which help our team work effectively. It helps us to boost our productivity and reduce the design time. We can ship our products faster and test the prototype in Figma directly.
  • UI/UX Desiging
  • Social Media Posts Design
  • Design Prototyping
  • On thier Free Tier
  • Add support for videos in free tier
Figma is best for designing UI/UX and Applications. it is a very powerful tool that has all the features to design a modern application and UI. It lacks Text Design Manipulation we can't manipulate texts so much in Figma. We can only create solid designs in Figma It cannot create illustrations and other digital arts.
Score 6 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We leverage Figma for across the new product development process—to conduct early state concept testing and resonance testing and mid stage user testing on product prototypes. It's proven invaluable for deep design work such as this.
  • Prototyping
  • Defining user flows
  • Building marketing collateral
  • Gaining concensus on high level future state visions for an experience
  • Licensing has a high price point, so not everyone on our team has access to all functionality
  • Client or cross-team collaboration is limited and challenging if everyone does not have a license. The comment-only functionality for non-licensed users is severely limiting and a high point of frustration.
  • The Miro plug-in is useless. I was disappointed to find that it essentially just imports a static, un-editable image. It also does NOT update the image import automatically when a change is made to the original Figma file - extremely frustrating. I still can't understand what the purpose of this plugin is or the value it delivers.
  • Not user-friendly or intuitive for folks who need to use Figma, but whose role isn't primarily design-related. Requires significant time investment to really understand, navigate, and utilize the UI.
Well-suited to design-heavy artifacts (prototypes, wireframes, visual concepts, marketing collateral); Not suited to text-heavy artifacts or documentation that requires a high level of collaboration with clients who may not have a figma license (comment-only feature is severely limiting) - Miro or ppt would be better tools for these purposes.
March 14, 2024

Figma review

Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I use Figma together with my Product designer to create full fledge designs, high fidelity mocks, as well as any collaborative workshops with stakeholders and users. We're solving a problem of collaboration where Figma provides the tools needed to work together and brainstorm with multiple users, as well as quickly create mocks for our engineering teams and marketing decks.
  • Collaboration tools
  • For a beginner (like myself) this tool was simply enough to get started on "easy" UI changes like copy, which helps my designer a ton
  • Presentation feature where we can add functionality to the designs could be a bit more simply to use since this is typically led by product or marketing at my organization
Figma is a great tool for our product design team as they tend to create mocks and full fledge designs that we use for our engineers to build the product. It is very simple, in a good way, to address comments and questions through its collaboration feature. Being able to collaborate with multiple users and easily address any comments and questions is probably the most important thing for our organization.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I use Figma for two main cases. The first one is to create service blueprints; So these are diagrams that explain a service, process or digital experience and shows all the different layers. The other thing I use Figma for is to create prototypes. I design the screens in Figma and then take those prototypes into research platforms.
  • Organizing screens
  • Exporting screens
  • Sharing documents with stakeholders
  • Notes; hard to edit, organize
  • Formatting things in FigJam can be difficult
  • Overall organization of documents
Figma is great if you know exactly what you want to design. If you have the libraries already set up and every visual decision has already been decided. If you want to do like some more exploration with visuals it's a little hard to do that. It's hard to create different kinds of shapes and gradients.
January 24, 2024

Still ahead of the curve

Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Our company uses Figma mostly to hand over interface design to developers, so that they can turn them into code. Sometimes, we also use it to document research. It's a single source of truth for us when it comes to design. We have multiple teams and departments that are reflected in teams and spaces.
  • Eases collaboration between designers and engineers
  • Interface design becomes a breeze via specialized options
  • New automation options are always coming and make life of a designer easier: variable, auto-layout, etc
  • Organizing teams and files within them
  • Improve pricing model, especially of FigJam for enterprise plans, different licensing is needed nowadays and it's silly
  • Comments - please do make sure when get moved always, the clustering in groups when you zoom out is such a pain when you have to move them
For experience work, there is nothing better than Figma nowadays. Can be also used for Print for quick previews of production work but another software is best suited for this once approvals are gathered.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Figma is used throughout all of our product teams and is the best collaborative design tool we've ever used! We could integrate our design system, so now it's super easy for our product designers to set up different projects and drafts all in one coherent look. We use Figma mainly for product design of our digital projects.
  • Collaboration
  • Ease of use
  • Prototyping
  • Super fast delivery times
  • Export option
  • Licensing
  • Versioning can get tricky
Very well suited for all digital product companies, that have to design & test their products. We're at a point where Figma is considered the gold standard of digital product design and rightly so. We use it on feature level, to build different versions and iterations of a solution. Those drafts can then be user-tested and directly implemented afterwards by our product team. Therefore, turnaround times are super fast!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma for wireframing the apps and websites we build, creating app maps, high fidelity prototyping, customer journey mapping, and managing our design system components.
  • High fidelity UI design
  • Component management
  • Variations
  • Design to dev handover
  • Linking between files
  • Advanced prototyping - e.g. carrying states and data across multiple screens
  • Annotating things on designs like data points to capture, accessibility coding requirement - we use comments to note these, but would love different colours to distinguish comments for "Insights" (data) versus our own internal design team comments, or comments to the devs
Love it for high fidelity prototyping and adding polish to designs. There are some visual effects I haven't been able to create as well as in Sketch.
For prototyping it's pretty good, however, for some more advanced features where you need to carry user text inputs and data across different screens (e.g. for user testing), we still need to use Axure.
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Figma is great at enabling us to test and learn different designs and prototypes. Without we wouldn't be able to put prototypes in front of clients in order to gather feedback. It is also allows us to make prototypes come to life by animating transitions, which usually go really well with stakeholders.
  • wireframing
  • design system integration
  • prototyping
  • navigation
  • ease of generating animations for prototypes
Figma is great and putting together prototypes, web layout, user flows, that are easy to follow. It is also really good and include design systems and corporate branding. making it easy to create almost-final products.

where Figma could do better is in the navigation and it's interface, it is clunky and confusing to navigate around a board.
January 08, 2024

Figjam is a hidden gem!

Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma's figjam feature almost every day. There are other software out there with similar functions but figjam is by far the best and most reliable. We use it during meetings for supporting visuals, have shared files with team members for inspiration gathering and project updates and use it for team brainstorming.
  • Downloadable files
  • Online and offline accessibility
  • Levels of sharing, view only vs editor
  • Commenting function
  • Colour wheel option for sticky notes
  • Audio chat functions in figjam file
  • Improved commenting functions
Figma is very well suited to collaborative projects of any kind, not just design. The real time collaboration is the smoothest of any software we have tried, no lagging or technical issues. Multiple people can work in the same file and the file can be shared in a number of different ways. It also feels very stable, no one is worried out work is going to somehow disappear if the internet cuts out momentarily.
January 05, 2024

Collaborative Design

Gabriel Jurask | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
At our organization, Figma plays a pivotal role in our UX design phase, specifically in crafting the initial frontend screens from scratch for our projects, starting from ground zero up to the Minimum Viable Product (MVP). The tool serves as our primary platform for collaborative design ideation and iteration, addressing key business problems related to efficient and effective UX development, and when the developer needs to see how the screen show look like, they use the UX Figma design. It allows us to create, iterate, and refine frontend screen designs in real-time, fostering a cohesive workflow that ensures our designs align with our project objectives and user needs.
  • Real-Time Collaboration
  • Prototyping and Interactive Design
  • Component Libraries and Design Systems
  • Performance with Large Projects
  • Language Localization, there's only two languages avaiable
Figma serves as an integral tool during the UX phase and discovery process. It's extensively utilized by our UX designers to craft the initial frontend pages, allowing for the visual representation of concepts and ideas. During this phase, Figma acts as the canvas where our designers bring life to concepts, ensuring alignment with user needs and project goals. Moreover, as the design progresses into the development stage, Figma remains a central platform. Developers frequently access the project to gain insights and specific details while implementing the designs.
Prashanth Guru | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I've using Figma right before our product launch. Once I get the wireframes done, I sit along with the designer to complete mockups. Figma has been a game changer for us as we can "collaboratively" design the screens together with other designers. The changes reflect instantly & we can add comments to others' work right on the board itself.
  • Dev mode is an excellent feature that enables developers to build perfect pixel screens.
  • Real-time collaboration with an instant feedback provision option really helps us to quickly fix the changes.
  • Figma lets you easily convert product designs into react components & the best part is you don't need to worry about the CSS part.
  • The software really lags if the project file is big. It sometimes crashes when you import too many assets.
  • Version Control feature often finds difficult to locate, we have to deeply explore the tool to check who has made what changes.
  • Not too many Font options & we've to import the font styles from outside & to do this I really spent 30 minutes of time. A tutorial would have been helpful.
Figma is excellent for seeing the designs on the mobile screen. Once you design on the laptop, you can connect to the mobile to see how it actually looks on the phone. With this option, we can easily make the changes based on the responsiveness it gives. They have multiple options to download the file which makes it great to share with the team to quickly scroll & evaluate the designs.
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I use the figjam whiteboard for brainstorming ideas, creating concepts, mapping out software features and roadmaps, planning content ideas. For designing UI screens, I use the regular Figma app to create quick mockups as well as high definition UI screens in both desktop and mobile sizes. Since both of these features are in a single app, it is easy for me to switch between planning a software feature, and designing the screens for that feature.
  • Sharing designs with others
  • Generous free tier
  • Good drag and drop support for a variety of file types in both the UI editor and Figjam
  • UI editor interface is starting to get complicated compared to early iterations
  • Component system has a steep learning curve and is easy to make mistakes
  • Figjam post it notes and other text and shape features often feel limiting since they can't be smoothly resized as compared to the UI editor
A solo developer or small team that wants to integrate development, feature planning and ui design in a single app can find a lot of value in using Figma, since the FigJam whiteboard and UI editor are in the same app. Business plans and software features can be mapped out on FigJam and then implemented in the UI editor, that way there is reduced context switching and teams can operate smoothly without having to toggle between multiple apps.
D Hendrik Mulyana | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We primarily rely on Figma as our primary tool for translating business requirements into visual designs. Figma is offering real-time collaboration, robust version control, cross-platform compatibility, streamlined feedback and iteration processes, and efficient design-development handoff. And also Figma is able to encompass web, desktop mobile applications, and lite graphic design. It extends to prototyping, design system management, and remote collaboration, making it an ideal tool for creating, refining, and iterating digital products in a collaborative and efficient manner.
  • Build a Design design system with multiple brand color and themes.
  • Support many plugins to speed up design team workflow
  • Include community site and offer free asset
  • Not support typography variables as design tokens ( in variable feature )
  • Do not have integration with figjam if you would like to make design workflow and with figma design
  • Variable mode is limited for pro plan, only 4 modes max.
I highly recommend it to anyone who just started learning UI/UX Design using Figma. Figma is not just a design tool, but also for prototyping with a simple dynamic database. Figma also supports many plugins to boost your workflow even faster. Figma is great for collaboration with your internal team ( design team ) or with other divisions. if you are a big team, you can also monitor every designer's activities ( to access this feature only for organization plans) . Do you want to make a complex design system? Figma is a good tool for simple and complex design systems. Hassle-free when hand-off process with the dev team, everything in Figma.
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use Figma for all our digital design needs. This includes designing website landing pages, web banner ads, icon design, digital illustrations, wireframing, digital product design and documentation, app design and the creation and management of our design systems. Figma helps keep the design team organisation wide aligned on what is being worked on and helps facilitate feedback within the tool.
  • Design system creation and management
  • High fidelity prototyping
  • Extensive plugin marketplace
  • Stronger integration with task management tools
  • Better file management
  • Easier management of user permissions that make it easy for anyone to understand what each permission tier means
If you daily work includes designing website landing pages, web banner ads, icon design, digital illustrations, wireframing, digital product design and documentation, app design or the creation and management of our design systems, Figma is the go-to tool for this in my opinion as it has all the features and functionality covered.

In my opinion, Figma is less appropriate for image retouching, animations or long form documents.
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