Figma Reviews

I like the variety and abilities Figma offers. It is pretty straightforward to use and although takes some time to learn, is an extremely versatile prototyping product

As a Figma instructor to students of graphic and web design just learning about UI/UX web design and prototyping processes, I find it to be more complicated than is helpful for learning new theory and software at the same time

The idea behind Figma is wonderful. It was made to help content and design teams work together in developing applications, instead of the two being siloed during the development process. Once learned, the commenting tools can help the two collaborate.

While the idea behind Figma is wonderful, it's not user-friendly at all. To start, our company had dozens upon dozens of trainings on it for months, which was proof of how difficult this new software was. It's very difficult to use its basic tools, like viewing screens. But the biggest drawbacks for our team was keeping track of all the different versions of the documents being edited and finding particular items within a screen to edit. Many on our team wanted to go back to the tried-and-true Excel and Word copy decks for the ease of document version control and the search-and-find function. I think Figma has some kinks to work out, though the idea is great.

Figma has been crucial to us building our mobile app. We designed the entire app using Figma. It's an amazing collaborative tool where our whole team can work simultaneously on designs and give feedback in real time. The mirroring feature allows for a great way to see how it'll look on the iPhone too!

The Figma community could improve in terms of search ability. Also, it is a little confusing how to create folders on Figma.

best UI UX software then ever on ecosystem ,its convenient and comfortable for designer.
it's support all across platform to easy to use.

Prototype features is fit to fill screens options is need and required.

As a UI/UX designer, I appreciate Figma for its real-time collaboration, intuitive interface, and powerful design and prototyping tools that streamline the entire design process.

so far that i have used figma i have no issues with the software.

Robust and Limitless design tools and plugins

Limited screen prototype and visualization of different device sizes

beautiful designs and tons of flexibility

there is nothing i dont like about Figma

It is a well-designed program clearly built by designers for designers. As a UX/UI designer, I would be lost without Figma, as I have never used any of its competitors. I absolutely love FigJam, too, and was so thrilled when that was rolled out, as I had used Miro and Mural in the past and didn't like having to toggle between two platforms. With Figma and FIgJam being as part of the same ecosystem, my work is streamlined significantly, especially since I can move designs between the two with ease.

There isn't much I dislike. There is a learning curve to do more advanced design work and there doesn't seem to be enough tutorials to cover everything, or the tutorials aren't always up to date to match current features, if they do exist. That said, I rely on a lot of random independent content creators who publish tutorials and guides to places like Medium and YouTube.

It is easy to use, so many good libraries & plugins which saves my times a lot, and the best part is component based design, which help to do changes at one time and affect it at all screens

During the time of UI presentation when we do full screen and at that time if move our navigation towards top side then Figma's by default status bar occurs and some time we are not able to perform CTA

I like Figma because it gives the ability to design simple and complex user interfaces without using a single code. It might seem complete on the first try but becomes easy when used to working with it.I prefer using it over many other UI design tools because it offers some advanced prototyping functionalities like creating reusable design elements, defining dynamic layouts that automatically adjust based on content changes, screen sizes, or device orientations, allowing me to create interactive and animated prototypes, and supports a wide range of plugins and integrations with other tools and services.It makes the design process extremely easy for me and saves time and resources - it boosts my user experience and productivity.

The only issue with Figma is that it can be hard and overwhelming to use when just getting started. It has a simple/complex user interface at the same time.

Figma is a large and grow plugins and can easily add features and automated tasks.

Figma need advance vector editing tool such as Adobe Illustrator.

Figma is the whole web based system and we don't need installation.

Figma is free but it require advance permission for larger team.

I like its usability and also its easy to track and manage the designs according to the timeline of the product

Sometimes its hard to learn as a developer to make minor tweaks

Figma is good at community resource and user can share design system, templates and components.

Figma is limited in offline function, users can access recently worked.

the Developer mode , this is one of the best feature I ever used while prototyping in Figma.

it doesn't have specific features for animation , I had face clumsy process while performing animation practices in building UI .

It may not be the simplest to export all the properties, such as external CSS, or use of custom parameters, but there's no debate when it comes to prototyping, wireframing, etc

The fact that it's tethered to a connection makes it tougher to work with at times; when you're away working with no network and your assets won't load, it's a little frustrating

I have used Figma regularly for UI and Prototyping. It very easy to use and understand. I can easily import vectors for my UI and I can export the UI elements for Development. Prototyping is one best feature in Figma. It enables the High End Experience to my clients before development.

New users may feel bit confusing in the start. Also, we need to be online to access our works. It doesn't support offline mode.

As a developer, I have used it and it's a very good tool when explaining to the developer how to code the design.

It increasingly becomes a heavier tool and affects equipment resources.

I use Figma for everything, from product design with my team to content creation for LinkedIn and Twitter. I just cannot live without Figma. This is the product I use the most in my professional life and even for my personal one.

Hard to tell, they do everything perfectly. I think the con , if I had to find one will be the lack of features related to AI so that non designers can step up their game even more on the platform.

Figma is a very fast Web-based application, that allows real-time collaboration between team members. It is great for design, testing and UX.

As with other tools, some time is needed to adjust to the interface. But overall, I don't have any problems with Figma.

Figma is really easy to use, tons of pre-made design kits which are easy to find with a quick google search to get you started. The components feature is particularly handy for quickly replicating frequently used sections.

It can be a little fiddly, sometimes components end up outside of the frame you want them in but this is easily rectified by checking your layers and dragging the component into the correct frame.