Design for the web without Figma

By all accounts, Figma has been an amazing tool for designers. We've used it extensively at 37signals, and I'm sure most every other software shop has too. Adobe didn't pay $20 billion for nothing. But we don't do the bulk of our design work with or in Figma when developing Basecamp or HEY for the web. That's all done directly in HTML and CSS, as it should be. Because no matter how good Figma is,

[YassLab]

"Having your designers become proficient with the materials of the web needn't require they become oracles of frontend development. But they should aim to become self-sufficient in wielding the tools of the trade. Treat improving their skills with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and perhaps backend language"

[ohbarye]

Podcastのtwo person teams回 (https://37signals.com/podcast/two-person-teams/) で"Figma wall"と言ってたやつか。モバイルアプリ開発はどうなんだろう？と思っていたらそっちでは有用と言及されていた / "put it to good use for native mobile development,"

[ryosuke-fujii]

めちゃくちゃ同意。デザイナーがFigmaでWebデザインの試行錯誤をするのはいいけど、最終的な成果物はhtml, css, jsのコードであるべき。

[prjpn]

Figma to Codeで十分なLP屋が多い日本では違う文化が生まれるでしょう。

[sora_h]

それはその通りなんだが、減ったよね…