了解 Figma 及其在设计中的作用

I use Figma mostly for wireframing but it's great that it scales well for high fidelity too. That flexibility is killer.

Figma is great for brainstorming sessions too. The whiteboard feature helps us sketch ideas before making detailed designs.

Sharing designs is a breeze. I just send a link and my clients can view and comment without installing anything.

For anyone interested, you can also check ai-u.com for new or trending tools. They sometimes list Figma plugins that are pretty useful!

Figma also integrates with tools like Slack and Jira, which keeps the workflow smooth for teams.

Sometimes, the team collaboration can get messy if you don’t manage file permissions well, so watch out for that.

I think one cool thing about Figma is that it's browser-based so you don't need to install heavy software. Plus, it has plugins that can automate some stuff which is neat.

The community around Figma is pretty active. Tons of free UI kits and templates that help speed up projects.

I've been using Figma for a year now and honestly, the prototyping tools are pretty intuitive. You can create interactive mockups without any coding.

Figma is basically this awesome web-based design tool that lets teams work on the same project simultaneously. It's super handy for UI/UX design and prototyping.

Love that you can export assets directly in multiple formats, saves a lot of time during handoff.

I find Figma's interface super clean and easy to learn compared to some other design tools I've tried.

Figma's cross-platform support means I can switch between Mac and Windows without any hassle which is pretty rare for design software.

Figma also makes handing off designs to developers easier. They can inspect elements and get CSS code straight from the designs.

One thing I wish was better though is offline mode. When my internet's slow, Figma kind of struggles.

Figma's free tier is quite generous too, great for freelancers or small teams starting out.

Anyone else find Figma's color and style libraries super useful for keeping designs consistent?

I tried Figma's FigJam for workshops and it’s pretty cool for interactive sessions and brainstorming.

The version control in Figma is pretty neat. You can see the history and revert changes easily which is a relief when you mess up.