Figma
Collaborative design platform for teams to create and prototype seamlessly.
What is Figma?
Try FigmaFigma is a collaborative design platform where teams can prompt, design, draw, build, and publish from the first idea to the final product. It brings AI-assisted workflows into the same workspace and supports shared systems that scale across an organization. With Dev Mode, teams can keep specs, annotations, and code snippets in one dedicated place for smoother handoff.
What does Figma help teams do from idea to launch?
Figma helps you brainstorm, design, draw, build, and publish with your team in one workflow. It includes AI features that let you prompt from an idea, then continue through design and delivery steps until you’re ready to ship.
Is Figma no-code friendly for designing and prototyping?
Yes—Figma is set up for design and prototyping workflows, letting you start from templates and reuse components, variables, and brand assets. Collaboration is built in through shared spaces like FigJam, so teams can work together without stitching tools together.
How does Figma support designer-to-developer handoff?
With Dev Mode, Figma provides specs, annotations, and code snippets in one dedicated space for designers and developers. It’s designed to keep a single source of truth so handoff is less fragmented.
How do design systems and reusable components work in Figma?
Figma lets you share libraries and design systems across teams, so everyone can build with the same visual language. You can create reusable components, variables, and brand assets to keep work consistent across an organization.
What AI capabilities does Figma offer?
Figma supports prompt-based AI workflows, including “prompt to code anything you can imagine with AI.” It also includes Figma Make, which brings a design file into an AI prompt-to-build flow, plus options for AI-assisted prototyping and website building.
What can you build and publish in Figma?
You can create and publish things like websites, social media assets, mobile apps, presentations, invitations, illustrations, portfolio templates, plugins, web ads, and icons. Figma also supports publishing custom websites with or without code.