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Hello! I’m looking to buy a Config 2026 ticket, does any one have any recommendations on where to find one? 

Our team is noticing that our main design system library is having hundreds of changes flagged in the publishing panel, even after a weekend of not working on the library. The panel shows what’s modified, removed, or added, but isn’t clear what the changes are or what caused them. It’s scary publishing these types of updates because they aren’t coming from our team. Is this something being caused by Figma? How can we feel comfortable publishing so many changes when we weren’t even the ones making them? 

I use the New York Times app. Stories often use a scrolling technique that displays text as the user scrolls down. Continued scrolling will display a map or some data related to the story. It’s a very engaging way to get the news highlights before reading the full article. I think it’s called scrolly telling.Is there a Figma tutorial on this technique? Has anyone developed a prototype using this technique?Thank you

Hello There, I accidentally approved a full seat and on the spot I noticed and removed it but the amount is already added to my bill .. Tried to contact figma for that but no response .. also I read this is very common mistake with no additional confirmation that needs figma to add extra security before proceeding.

Hi, I need to transfer over a design for a Klaviyo email flow from figma to Klaviyo...it is a copy and paste situtaion? I’m very new to this so any advice would be great. The simplest way of transferring over the info would be great! 

This is a strange one. See the attached video for an example of what is happening.I have a white label design system with the “brands as modes” approach. In the example video, I have applied 3 different brand’s modes to the 3 different sections. When I copy/paste directly into a frame of a brand with a darker colored navigation bar surface color (which uses inverted variants of the navigational buttons), the label for some reason resets. Both the regular and the inverted variants of the original button component has the same text property applied to the label. As you can also see, if I drag it directly from a frame into the “inverted” brand, the label stays intact.Bug?

Dear Figma Support Team,I hope you are doing well.Our company has recently completed a payment for our Figma subscription using a credit card. The invoice and receipt have already been issued.However, we noticed that our company VAT / Tax ID was not included on the invoice. We have now updated our account settings and added the VAT information.Would it be possible for your team to help update or reissue the invoice and receipt with the VAT / Tax ID included? This is required for our company’s accounting and reimbursement process.Please let me know if any additional information is needed.Thank you very much for your assistance.

Hi everyone 👋I’ve been exploring how parents choose personal care products for kids, and it raised an interesting UX/design question: how can we design better digital experiences that help users quickly identify safe, skin-friendly products?Products like kids’ body sprays often look appealing on the surface, but the real challenge for users is understanding what’s inside them. Ingredients like alcohol, synthetic fragrance, and certain preservatives can be unclear or hard to evaluate especially in fast-paced ecommerce environments.From a UX perspective, a few design opportunities stand out:Ingredient clarity hierarchy: Important safety-related ingredients (like alcohol or fragrance allergens) should be highlighted more clearly instead of being buried in long lists Simple “safe for kids” indicators: Trust badges or structured labels could help parents quickly filter suitable products

Hello,I'm having a problem with the text tool. There's a sort of line across the text block, and part of it is invisible. When I test with shorter text, there's no problem. I reopened some old drafts I made six months ago and discovered that this line is now present in the text blocks... I don't understand what's happening. Does anyone have any ideas?Here's a screenshot of my problem.  

"Hi,I would like to know how the pricing works if there are multiple users on our account. Could you please explain the pricing structure for team collaboration?Also, I am looking to get in touch with a local reseller or your sales team in Thailand for further discussion. Could you please provide their contact information or connect me with them?Thank you.

Hi, I want to use Figma canvas with Antigravity for design work, similar to how Claude Code uses the Figma MCP server. I saw this announcement: https://www.figma.com/blog/the-figma-canvas-is-now-open-to-agents/?ref=producthunt. Can you confirm whether Antigravity is supported, and if so, what setup steps or requirements apply?

Hi all,Rather than to wade into the already-existing frustration over the AI credits, I’d like to find the cheapest solution to needing more than my Professional Figma Make 3000/mo AI credit allotment. Why wouldn’t a solo dev like myself just add another seat for double AI credits (6000, or 3000 each) rather than paying for (monthly) extremely exorbitant Addon credits? Is there a policy or prohibition in place? Best guys and gals!MGuru

I added Figma MCP to my project and also added implement design skill but Crusor keeps producing very irrelevant designs. What I need is recreating the Figma design in SwiftUI with Pixel accuracy. I am ok  if it will use PNGs instead of vector shapes. However it keeps looking at screenshots and creating something visually similar yet far from original design. Is there a way to translate Figma design to SwiftUI literally?

Hi everyone,I'm redesigning a corporate events website and looking for UX feedback.The current page feels text-heavy, and the main value proposition isn't immediately clear. I'm exploring ways to improve the content hierarchy, make the CTA more prominent, and create a smoother user journey.My planned structure is:Hero section with clear CTA Benefits overview Activity/service cards Testimonials FAQ Contact formFor those who design service-based websites, what would you prioritize first: improving the information architecture, simplifying the content, or strengthening the visual hierarchy?I'd appreciate any suggestions or examples that have worked well in your projects.

Hello!I recently left my job, and it’s only after that I realized that all my personal files are actually stored within the same account associated with my corporate email address. 🫣 (who would have thought, I always had the impression that it’s under my personal email address since those are under starter plans...)Not sure if you guys can help to transfer the files into my personal account?Thanks! It would have been a great help 🥺

Hi everyone,We are currently building our own design system using these PrimeVue components as a base, so I’d like to understand how this setup affects future updates.I have a question about how updates work with PrimeVue components.I copied some components from the PrimeVue library into my own design system and adjusted them to fit our styles. At the same time, I’m still using variables from the original PrimeVue library.I’d like to understand will I still receive updates from the original PrimeVue components in this case, or does copying them into my own file fully break the connection, even if I keep using their variables?Thanks a lot for your help!

Cybersecurity is becoming a major concern for small businesses in New Zealand, especially as attacks grow more frequent and more sophisticated. Many SMEs assume they are “too small to target,” but recent data shows otherwise a large number of Kiwi businesses are affected by cyber incidents each year, often leading to serious financial and operational damage.This discussion explores the most common cyber security risks faced by small NZ businesses, including phishing scams, ransomware attacks, unauthorized access, malware infections, and supply chain vulnerabilities. It also highlights why small businesses are increasingly targeted and what practical steps can help reduce exposure.Some key takeaways:Phishing remains one of the most common entry points for attackers Weak passwords an

 I'm currently planning a redesign of an existing website and would like to hear how other designers approach this process.For those who have redesigned live, SEO-driven websites: Do you use website-to-Figma import tools, or do you rebuild everything manually? How accurate are these tools when it comes to preserving content hierarchy and page structure? What are the biggest issues you've encountered after importing a website into Figma? Is it faster to import and clean up the design, or start from screenshots and rebuild with Auto Layout and components? How do you balance preserving existing content structure while improving UX and visual hierarchy? I've been reviewing content-heavy websites such as  where maintaining the information architecture is important

Here is my set up:Account 1 ( = email 1) team A + pro plan Account 2 ( = email 2)team B + edu plan team C + free planI need to keep those 3 types of plan (for education purposes) but i would like to consolidate my accounts and keep the 2 (bc it gives me access to the edu plan). I would like the team A to make it to the secund account. I know how to move the files BUT i feel like i can’t move the paid plan… Any ideas??

Can I get some feedback on a local AI app for Mac I’ve been working on?Hi everyone,I’ve been working on a local AI application for Mac and I’d really appreciate some honest UI/UX feedback from designers here.The idea behind the app is to run AI models directly on the device, so everything works offline without needing cloud services or an internet connection. I’ve been trying to design it in a way that keeps powerful AI features useful, but still simple enough for everyday users.Right now, the app includes things like chat with local models, document interaction, image generation, speech features, and a few productivity tools like working with files and knowledge-based content.While working on the design, I’ve been struggling a bit with how to balance: Keeping the interface simple without hiding important features Organizing multiple AI tools in a way that doesn’t feel overwhelming Making onboard

Cybersecurity seems to be getting more complicated every year. Businesses now have to deal with ransomware, phishing attacks, cloud security risks, third-party vulnerabilities, employee security awareness, compliance requirements, and more.I'm curious to hear from business owners, IT professionals, security teams, and anyone involved in digital products:• What cybersecurity challenges are you seeing most often today?• Which threats concern you the most?• How are organizations balancing security with productivity and growth?• What strategies or tools have been most effective in reducing risk?I recently came across a detailed discussion on the topic that highlighted several common business cybersecurity challenges, but I'd love to hear real-world experiences and perspectives from the community.What do you think is the biggest cybersecurity challenge businesses should focus on right now?

I can’t find a way to use the Pencil and Brush tools within an existing mask. The new layers are not placed within it, even if it’s selected, or if a layer within it is selected.The Pen tool behaves differently, behaving like you would expect.1) Is there a way?2) If there isn’t, please consider this a feature request :p Thanks.

I'm currently working on an educational calculator project that helps students convert percentages, GPA, and perform CGPA conversion across different grading scales.One challenge I've noticed is that many academic calculators provide a result but don't do a great job of helping users understand how that result was calculated. From a UX perspective, transparency and trust seem just as important as speed.For those of you who design tools, dashboards, or data-driven interfaces in Figma:* What design patterns help users trust calculator results?* Do visual comparisons, charts, or breakdown tables improve comprehension?* How would you present multiple grading scales (4.0, 5.0, and 10.0) without overwhelming the user?* Are there any Figma community files or design systems you recommend for educational tools?I'd love to hear how other designers approach clarity, accessibility, and user confidence when designing calculator-based experiences.

Hi Figma community,I've hit a wall with a nested instance resizing issue. My team maintains two separate libraries: one for Icons and one for Components (which consumes the Icon library).When swapping an icon variant inside a component instance, the icon is retaining the default variant's dimensions and stretching the internal vector, rather than snapping to the new variant's native size.Here is the exact setup and the behavior I'm seeing:The Setup Icon Library: Icons are built as a variant set (24x24, 20x20, 16x16, 12x12). Each variant is a regular frame with fixed width/height and Left/Top position constraints. The internal vector layer is set to Scale/Scale. Component Library (The Button): We have a Button component with an auto-layout frame (Horizontal, Hug/Hug, Center-Center, 8px gap, 16px L / 20px R