It's November, which means Figma is 2-ish years old.

Today we have some special news that’s been months… perhaps years… in the making.

As a designer a large part of our work is about exploring constraints and possibilities, which is often a very iterative process.

How Doug Engelbart’s famous demo inspired a designer’s lifelong obsession with keyboard shortcuts.

Read post for more data and details on what's coming next for performance in Figma

Read on for more details on Interactions, and a quick recap of everything we shipped this week!

A former Figma skeptic changes his tune.

5 lessons on using Figma to its wordiest potential.

When we first started Figma in 2012, we made the difficult decision to focus on digital design.

Tips from an IDEO design lead on how to listen with intention.

Styles, prototyping++ and design at scale

Cat Noone is the founder and/or CEO of three (yes, three!) apps focused on design accessibility.

Figma's magic lives in its collaborative capabilities.

I was fortunate enough to get early access to Figma Styles, and got excited about the possibilities of using them for Material Design.

We took a modular approach, allowing you to apply text, fill, layout grid, effect and stroke styles separately.

How we used Figma's web API to convert design into React code.

Style guide generators, PDF export and more!

Ever the craftsmen, designers are used to the lone wolf life. They perfect deliverables in secret until they're ready for formal presentations.

Figma's search for the mysterious math behind the iOS shape.

Unlock your design files with the new Figma Web API