Adobe: Figma Competition
Former Senior Executive at Figma
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Former Senior Executive at Figma
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From the breakneck pace at which they were growing, it seems to have slowed down quite a bit, yet they are still growing significantly, over 30%.
Will Figma eventually be as broad as Adobe? Adobe covers many departments, teams, and roles within an organization, which makes them indispensable. Companies buy Adobe because it covers many of their tool needs.
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From the breakneck pace at which they were growing, it seems to have slowed down quite a bit, yet they are still growing significantly, over 30%.
It's hard to change from Adobe. The question is whether Figma will also try to expand horizontally. Designers have their tools, but Figma Dev and Fig cover the technical parts of teams, which is good. They may expand their addressable market because they are already reaching the peak designer-wise.
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You just mentioned "browser fast". Technically what does that mean? Is it about multiplayer engagement, where people from different places in the world can work on the same file simultaneously?
"Browser fast" implies instant access and instant version control. In the past, we did everything offline, and it became messy with different versions being uploaded and downloaded. This speeds up the process tremendously.
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