How Figma Make uses Claude to turn prompts into prototypes

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   Intro

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      [gentle music]

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   Design as human taste, AI as execution partner

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      The act of design, trying to convey a feeling, only humans can do that. Claude is a, a great partner to power Figma Make because every single person who has taste can just enact it all that easier.

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   From canvas to pixel-perfect starting code

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      We've spent a ton of time at Figma figuring out how to effectively translate what you have on the canvas to pixel perfect code, uh, that you can just start from. The more that we've worked with Claude in particular, like clearly just seems to know code better than most of the models and produces code that we think developers would actually wanna write.

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   Why Claude stands out for developer-grade code

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      Claude is such a evidently good coding model. I don't code. One of the best innovations of the past couple years is that I really don't have to in order to create the things I want to do. You'll be able to do things now with Claude that would've otherwise taken you a lot of time, a lot of energy, and I'm really, really excited actually to see all of the new ideas that people are able to produce with Figma Make. Design is gonna be a, a much more accessible practice for people.

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   Non-coders prototyping faster—and raising quality through exploration

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      I think I'm most excited about any tools that we can create to help folks get to the end products, like not just faster, but with higher quality, like get more ideas out, do more explorations, and end up at the results that they want to end up with. [gentle music]

Episode duration: 1:17