Overall Satisfaction with Figma
I use Figma mainly to replace UI/UX design that I did previously in Adobe XD. Websites and app designs with prototyping to present to the client are the main focus. Other than that, I use it to place illustration work and add moodboards with illustration work to present. I'm still using Adobe Illustrator for most of the vector artwork but from time to time, I also create icons and other vectors in Figma. I did some idea boards with FigJam and this was very intuïtive to work with. My students learn to work with Figma, the different app and screens presets are super handy.
- FigJam is a good place to collect ideas
- The web version is handy
- the community has lots of great files and templates
- flexibility to work with artboards and prototypes
- importing .fig files
- autolayout in program tutorials
- speed in rendering the prototype
- the collaboration feature
- free educational license
- big community
- Better product presentation
- Real life preview of icons and apps
- speed of design
Figma has a web version, the other programs are not. The speed of design is a lot better in Figma. The presets, the community and the simplicity of the user interface is a big advantage in Figma. Students learn the screen and app presets in a quick and understandable way. The CSS approach with flexbox is integrated in the autolayout, which is not super simple to use, but for development purposes a great asset
Do you think Figma delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Figma's feature set?
Yes
Did Figma live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Figma go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Figma again?
Yes