Members of the Figma design team share the places they turn to when they need a little spark of creativity.

Mailchimp's Nina Mehta believes that design pairing can improve work quality and save time. Here, she shares how to structure it, plus tips for convincing your boss that it's a good idea.

A deep dive into our product design team's day-to-day: meeting cadences, rituals, and culture-building exercises that help everyone stay connected and efficient.

Prototypes don't have to be perfect. Read on for more on unpolished prototypes, and some ways the team at Figma is using them.

Inneract Project empowers young brown and black students through design education. Here, we share some of their stories.

When learning design, there’s no substitute for hands-on experience. These activities will help your students build and refine their skills.

Collaborative, interactive lessons inspire a new generation of design professionals

There’s a lot that goes into research, and even more to consider when we’re all working from home. Here, we share some tweaks for making remote user interviews and debriefs a little easier.

It's hard to stay connected while far apart. We've rounded up tips and activities to keep your (currently remote) team feeling like a unit.

The Figma team has been working remotely for a couple weeks now, and we’re still adjusting to our new normal. Here, we share tips for running a remote brainstorm, based on what’s working well for us.

We have all doubted ourselves and our decisions at some point in our careers. This activity will help guide you through your confidence-building journey.

Learn how the design team at Dropbox builds creative culture. Get the Team Values Toolkit, along with tips for running the exercise with your team.

When we first set out to organize a user conference, our goal was to create a physical manifestation of the community, a space to have meaningful conversations. Here is a look at some key themes that emerged from those conversations.

A look at how the Figma marketing team built, and continues to build, the design system for figma.com

There is a lot we are excited about as we look to the year ahead. At the core of it all is the community.

What you made in Figma, and how you made it, in 2019.

The tech industry, which long exalted the engineer, has finally begun to appreciate the designer too.

Take a look at how Gusto used Figma to create a top-to-bottom brand experience that’s all about people.

Figma's first user conference will take place on February 6, 2020, in San Francisco, CA. Get involved by submitting our Call for Proposals or filling out our Attendee Application by November 20th.

From typography to colors to illustration, the Figma brand has evolved.