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Join Figma researchers Shane Johnston and Christa Simon, along with Figma product manager Nikolas Klein, as they dig into Figma's 2026 AI report. They'll explore AI's evolving impact on design and what it looks like in practice: how collaboration is changing, why AI adoption isn't the same for everyone, and why more people are turning to design.
With your setup in place from episode 1, it’s time to start building. Read the component as structured context, translate it into code with AI, preserve the token decisions established in session 1, run it, and iterate until the result reflects the design intent.
For our last webinar of the series, it’s time to close the loop. Connect the working component back to Figma, validate and refine the relationship with AI, then package the work as a documented, reviewable contribution. Then we’ll help you understand what happens before you merge and ship.
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Learn how PMs use Figma across the full product workflow from ideation in FigJam to prototyping in Make and handing off validated concepts to design and engineering.
Dive into how the team at Wongdoody use Figma Make to bridge the gap between imagination and implementation, enabling iteration from brainstorming to high-fidelity prototypes that bring the 'Art of the Possible' to life.
This session is designed for new Figma for Government admins and covers the essential setup tasks required for a secure and compliant implementation.
Learn how to configure new admin settings and controls, publish custom fonts and libraries to your organization, deploy unlimited teams, and get started with branching and merging.
Hear how Riccardo Erra, Dev Advocate at Figma, Tarek Abdallah, Staff iOS Engineer at Qonto, Anthony Froissant, Technical Leader at onepoint and Yahya Albaba, Prototype Architect at AWS are using MCP servers to help AI produce better code.
Figma Make enables builders of all kinds to generate high-quality prototypes quickly. But as we know, functionality and speed are just one piece of the prototyping story.
In this webinar, we explored how the Figma MCP server and OpenAI’s Codex are making design-to-code workflows more efficient and accurate.
AI is transforming software development, making it possible for anyone to code with natural language. But while LLMs can speed up coding, they often generate incorrect or inconsistent code, leaving developers to rework or rewrite it.