Where a proposed screen takes shape
Designers use Figma to create and share screens with product and engineering colleagues. A file can hold several versions of a screen. Teammates can comment on specific details, and designers can link screens into a clickable prototype.
Figma files are shared online and opened in a browser or desktop app. Developers use them as guides when building the user interface shown in the design.
What to ask when you receive a design link
Check which screen or version is approved, what should happen when someone clicks or enters data, and whether the design follows the team’s design system. Figma Design is for detailed screens; FigJam is a shared whiteboard for early ideas and workshops.