Figma

Figma is the collaborative platform where teams come together to transform ideas into world-class digital products and experiences.

Every day, billions of people around the globe interact with digital experiences created in Figma — whether they’re navigating with Google Maps, hailing rides on Uber, checking in with JetBlue, streaming content on Netflix, learning with Duolingo, chatting with Claude, networking on LinkedIn, shopping on Mercado Libre, or booking stays through Airbnb.

At the core of each of these experiences is a cross-functional team, and Figma enables those teams to work in unison. Within the platform, designers collaborate seamlessly with developers, product managers, researchers, marketers, writers, and other non-design roles. As of the quarter ending March 31, 2025, non-designers accounted for approximately two-thirds of Figma’s 13 million+ monthly active users. These teams come together in Figma to exchange ideas, align on strategy, visualize solutions, and bring concepts to life — all within a unified, AI-powered, browser-based environment that is accessible globally via a single URL.

Figma's commitment to supporting the full lifecycle of software creation underscores its ability to quickly integrate new tools and workflows into its platform. This approach reflects the company’s belief that design is not just about aesthetics or user experience — it’s about functionality, collaboration, and execution. In a digital-first world, Figma positions design as a defining element of what sets brands and products apart.