Figma

What Is Figma
Figma is an all-in-one design tool that brings designers, developers, and product teams together in a browser-based workspace to create user interfaces, prototypes, and visual systems. It allows multiple users to work simultaneously on the same file, share designs easily, collect feedback in-context, and hand off work seamlessly into development. Because it is web-native, it removes traditional software installation overhead and supports real-time collaboration across devices.

Core Capabilities
Figma offers vector-based design tools for creating layouts, components and styles. It supports prototyping with interactions, animations and responsive layouts to simulate user flows. The platform enables live collaboration so teams can co-edit, comment, and track version history in real time. It provides a design-system framework with reusable components, libraries and team-wide asset sharing to maintain consistency. Integrations with developer workflows (Dev Mode) help bridge design to code. With flexible plans and a web-first model, Figma scales from individual creators to large enterprises.