Figma

Features

• Prototyping
• Built-in Commenting
• Developer Handoff
• Version Control
• Multiplayer Collaboration
• Liveshare
• Components
• Constraints
• Team Libraries

Pricing

Pricing varies depending on number of users: Figma Pricing

Free Trial Available

Yes

G2 Score

4.6/5 (out of 310 reviews)

Reviews (Snippets from G2)

Pros

• We liked best a shareable ability to conceptualize design and prototype solutions.
• Everything in one platform. No complex integrations needed (the community, prototyping, the design tool itself, component library, collaboration, everything is cloud-based, and many more).
• The interface design is very easy and useful. I do my mobile app designs now using Figma and they look pretty good.
• Real-time collaboration is very helpful while working in a remote environment. Also, as a developer, Figma helps you with code snippets of the designs.
• The implementation of rulers is simply amazing.
• More than one person can work on it simultaneously (you can work as a team on Figma).
• You can share your prototype with the client very easily through Figma.

Cons

• Figma does not support animations and sometimes animations are the only things that make the UI look beautiful.
• I really think the community support can be improvised and can be implemented more properly.
• There is a bit of a learning curve, but this is expected on a advanced tool.
• Adobe XD is closer to a high-fidelity prototype.
• Using images and icons are a bit complex. other than that I think I would be just neat picking here.
• High-end systems can easily use Figma smoothly, but on lower-end systems, it takes a hell lot of effort to create a design.
• Figma lags when it comes to support low-end devices.