Framer has always been great especially when it comes to animations and interactions but it never felt fully practical to handle the entire design process inside it. If Figma can handle this new load without slowing down, and keeps things affordable, then honestly I’d do everything in Figma from ideation to publishing
This changes the game. It removes so much friction. If the tool just works smoothly, then creativity becomes the only limit. With these new features, Figma isn’t just a design tool anymore, it’s a complete platform. Super exciting stuff.
It’s unclear if MAKE will provide idea generation capability on par with (e.g.) v0 or lovable.
Asking a designer to start with a static mockup erroneously reinforces design values around pixel perfect individual screen production IMO.
I can’t tell if this is a missed opportunity to introduce tools that facilitate collaboration and alignment around the user’s journey vs screen production.
Framer has always been great especially when it comes to animations and interactions but it never felt fully practical to handle the entire design process inside it. If Figma can handle this new load without slowing down, and keeps things affordable, then honestly I’d do everything in Figma from ideation to publishing
This changes the game. It removes so much friction. If the tool just works smoothly, then creativity becomes the only limit. With these new features, Figma isn’t just a design tool anymore, it’s a complete platform. Super exciting stuff.
It’s unclear if MAKE will provide idea generation capability on par with (e.g.) v0 or lovable.
Asking a designer to start with a static mockup erroneously reinforces design values around pixel perfect individual screen production IMO.
I can’t tell if this is a missed opportunity to introduce tools that facilitate collaboration and alignment around the user’s journey vs screen production.