Is Figma The New Adobe?

Will Figma be the ultimate replacement for Adobe Creative Cloud? Let’s find out why Adobe wanted to pay $20 billion for Figma.

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In this video, I break down how Figma grew into a $45 billion company, why Adobe tried to buy it for $20 billion, and what Figma is doing now that could change design forever. I cover how Figma went from a free, collaborative UX/UI platform to an all-in-one creative tool competing directly with Illustrator, Canva, and even parts of Adobe Creative Cloud. You will see the new AI-powered features announced at Figma Config, including Figma Make, Figma Draw, Figma Buzz, and Figma Sites, and how they position the platform as more than just a wireframing tool. I also look at why Adobe is struggling with bad press, higher subscription prices, and slowing growth, while Figma is building a loyal community and rolling out features designers have been asking for. We will compare both platforms in terms of pricing, tools, creative workflows, and the industries they serve. Whether you are deciding between Figma vs Adobe for design work, curious about browser-based creative software, or just want to understand why Adobe’s stock is falling while Figma’s influence is growing, this is a complete overview of the design rivalry shaping the future of creative work.

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Here’s everything we covered in this video:
00:00 Figma Creative Cloud
00:29 Figma vs Adobe
01:01 What is Figma?
01:41 Pricing
01:50 Whats Happening with Figma and Adobe?
01:57 Figma IPO
02:25 Adobe Acquires Figma for $20 Billion
03:00 Adobe’s Bad Press
03:31 Subscribe!
04:44 Why Figma is becoming more competitive
04:52 Figma Make
05:56 Figma Draw
06:57 Figma Buzz
08:10 Figma Sites
08:34 Figma Sites vs Framer
09:37 Will Figma be the new Adobe?
10:22 What software do I use?

See you next week creatives 🙂

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