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How do you create a home for developers in a design tool? The Dev Mode team shares their early pivot away from a codegen-first approach, the acquisition that accelerated their efforts, and what it means to break down the handoff wall.

Mark your calendars! We’re heading back to San Francisco for Config 2024–bigger and better than ever.

Our new report examines what it takes for designers to feel fulfilled and satisfied in their roles now that work has radically changed.

Just because a product change is subtle doesn’t mean it won’t make waves. Vice President of Product, Sho Kuwamoto, explains why quality-of-life improvements are at our core.

Our grant program empowers the community to make free resources for all. From a kit for building immersive environments, to a design-to-code plugin, to a text animator, these tools have helped nearly a million people create in Figma.

Our new AI features help bring the power of visual collaboration in FigJam to even more people.

Since announcing the acquisition over a year ago, we’ve talked a lot about what the future could look like, but we haven’t shown it. So, we came together with the Adobe team to imagine “what if...?”

A cross-functional team brought together quantitative and qualitative learnings to figure out why notifications were falling short—and how to make them better.

Containers and secure computing mode (seccomp) are sandboxing primitives that offer a lighter weight alternative to virtual machines (VMs). Here we cover the differences between them, and how we use both at Figma to achieve security isolation.

In this three-part series, our security engineering team shares practical tips for deploying and operating application sandboxing techniques. First up: evaluating the many sandboxing options, and how to think about the trade-offs between them.