How enterprise teams get design to code faster with Figma

Enterprise teams are breaking new ground in collaborative product development. Companies like Pfizer, T-Mobile, Allstate, Phillips, and Workday have found a better way to work by bringing their design and development workflows together in Figma. Their designers create in Figma Design while developers use Dev Mode to access production-ready specs—all working from the same source of truth to ship higher quality products, faster.

Streamlining the design to development workflow

"Figma has really improved our design to development handoffs," says Chris Hall from Workday. "Instead of having to rely on incomplete or sometimes even incorrect spec that a designer would produce themselves, Figma takes care of all of that for us."

The impact extends beyond just smoother handoffs. T-Mobile's Bethany James Powell explains: "Anything that can help to reduce the friction and to help us move faster, it saves us time, it saves us money, it saves us resources, and it really allows us to be able to put our effort into thinking on what the end-to-end journeys are."

Getting the right code, the first time

For enterprise teams working across multiple products, maintaining consistency is key. Allstate's Rolando Ponce de Leon finds that Figma's libraries help translate designs to code, bringing "so many benefits towards that consistency in the things that we create and then we put out to our customers."

Dev Mode makes this consistency real for development teams. "Our developers can go into Figma and with 100% confidence, know that they're getting the right code that they can actually push out into production," shares Hall. "Having design specs and code generation in Dev Mode is a huge time saver for the team."