Figma Reviews & Product Details

Figma is very user friendly and it is free for some extent. Little knowledge of deisgning can use figma within a days or two. You can easily create complex user interface and prototype it. I basically use figma to design and prototype mobile and web applications. I use figma in my daily work.

There is no downside for figma. But creating a complex design you will need a knowledge about variables in figma that helps a lot.

Wireframing and prototyping is made easy by figma. Light wait and you can showcase your prototype and design anywhere anytime using your phone.

there are several things i like about Figma some of them includes :- 1. its plugin ( especially AI Based) 2. its intutive UI 3. Wireframing

What i dislike about Figma includes the Lack of phone/Laptop frames available in prototyping and the need to create Team if i want to share my files. Even the files take a lot of time to load at time.

I used figma For developing the Ui of websites and Apps. Apart from it I also used it for editing posts etc for my linkedin etc. Its best feature i like is no need to install and browser friendliness.

Once you get used to where things are, Figma is a great tool for laying out websites, emails, and social graphics. It's also great for collaboration as you can leave notes and respond to them when working on designs with an external team.

It's hard to get used to where things are (libraries, files, etc.).

It helps me layout emails, etc. so that the web team can translate my designs into great looking final assets.

New features. Flexibility. Prototyping functionality. Constant improvement on design efficiencies.

It's daunting at first. I was so used to using Adobe software and Axure when I started using Figma. Once I realized it functioned more like coding than designing, a lightbulb went off for me.

Arcticulating design decisions to business leaders and development teams

I love Figma's wireframing features and tools. Figjam is great for quick idea building and moodboards during meetings and the like. I definitely recommend Figma for professional teams.

Some of the features in Figma are a little hard to work with for beginners. Which is fine because I'm a designer with experience. However when we have to onboard someone to the team it takes a little adjustment time.

Prototyping, designing, and all stages of design research can be accomplished in the platform as a team, for instance. I do enjoy being able to work remotely in a creative capacity.

We can test and learn from many designs and prototypes thanks to Figma. I wouldn't be able to show prototypes to clients and get their comments without it. We exchange files all team members for ideas gathering and project updates, apply it for team discussion, and use it for supporting visuals during meetings.

Figma is tackling issues with its offline capabilities in order to address the fundamental causes of the problems rather than just dealing with the symptoms. Being unable to record and replay conversations in FigJam's audio chat makes it difficult to analyze and reflect on discussions.

As a Figma user for a year, I'm hooked! It solves so many design problems: real-time collaboration keeps my team in sync, prototyping lets me test ideas quickly, and the cloud-based platform makes access effortless. Now, I can design faster and more efficiently than ever before! Figma is essential to our company's UX design process as it helps us create the first frontend screens from scratch for our projects all the way up to the Minimum Viable Product.

I love how you can work with multiple users at the same time, live! I also enjoy that lots of UI elements are coded and that you can easily prototype your wireframes.

I think their billing needs to evolve a tad as it depends on number of users and number of projects

It is the main tool that we use to design wireframes and prototypes.

Prototype options for a wide variety of mobile and desktop sizes; sharing and commenting is available even to users without a Figma account; versatile grid and design options; free version is robust

Steep learning curve; advanced prototype features like creating dropdowns are not very intuitive

Creating SEO-friendly page designs; creating mobile-first web designs

I started using Figma in 2020 and there's no looking back. The most simplest tool ever built for designers. The best thing I like about Figma is how it focuses on the minutest problems of deisgners and provide a solution. Be it wireframing, collaborative brainstorming, hi-fidelity product design, prototype animation or developer hand-off, this tool truely stands out in the design toolbox. Figma is a revolution I must say. My day starts & ends with Figma and I use it every single day.

While i highly recommend Figma to any product designer out there, the only issue I face is - when dealing with files containing numerous artboards, the tool tends to become a bit choppy & laggy.

Figma has been solving even the tiniest problems of designers. But most importantly I would like to mention about figma excelling in collaboration and community features. Helps me collaborate with my design team easily. The community is flooded with millions of helpful design resources.

I used to be a product designer, but I am now a PM. I still use Figma for so many things such as whiteboarding, presentations, mock ups, etc. It's amazing!

The responsiveness of mockups aren't quite perfect.

We use Figma at Tixel for all things desing. We also use it for brainstorming in the design team, but the wider team still uses miro (even though its worse)

Figma is the best cloud based software, this helps me to start a work in 1 device and complete it in another, I like the simple interface of it.

Figma is great but I face lags and glitches when the file gets overloaded.

It is cloud based software and it allows me to work with multiple devices without losing the progress.

Easy to use and super awesome tool that helps us to design creative visuals, landing pages, social media posts, prototypes, vector arts and many more. the collaborative feature of Figma is super awesome which allows multiple designers to work on a same design.

Figma don't have 3d rotation feature but I hope it will come soon

Figma helps us to design website protypes and social media posts for our clients. We also use Figma for designing logos and vector icons.

Figma help us a lot to work on UI design, live prototypes and to organize UX research process. Integration with Slack do nice job to be in touch with all comments and suggestions from the design team.

Figma takes a lot of hardware resources (CPU, RAM) to launch and work with UI design. This still can be improved.

UI Design, UI components, Live prototyping, brainstorming with colleagues

Best about Figma is there are multiple pluggins that you can use and do designing with ease and as compared to Adobe XD it is easy to use.

I dislike mainly Figma Community sometimes designers just copy content from there and paste it they do not show there own creativity.

Figma is solving my every problem as a UX UI Designer Figma is one of the best tool I suggest. It has ample number of pluggins and features to help the designer and design a better product with appealing User Interfaces.

1. Browser AND App base - biggest advantage compared to Adobe 2. User friendly layout 3. Easy to share the link with the team 4. Viewable prototype for the mobile - a game-changer 5. Go to the tool for wireframing and prototyping daily 6. Lots of plugins to choose from

1. Sometimes it freezes while working on a lot of pages 2. Difficult to find the layers if locked 3. It doesnt zoom automatically when an icon/image is pasted on the figma file, becomes hard to locate on the screen

1. Ease to share files with clients and team members. 2. Advanced prototyping with multiple variations 3. Mobile viewable prototypes 4. Since browser-based, very quick mockup creation to pitch to clients 5. Free for everyone to use, explore and learn User eXperience 6. Ability to see current viewers on the file, helps in keeping check on the resource file 7. The auto layout feature is game-changing - responsiveness has become easier than ever