Looking to improve your Figma workflow? Check out our updated user forum | Figma Blog
Figma relaunched its online forum to help designers learn from one another on subjective, workflow-specific topics that traditional support articles cannot fully address. The updated community introduces clearer channels, new programming such as AMAs and livestreams, and revised guidelines. Bug reports and feature requests are being moved to Figma’s support platform for more focused, private follow-up. ## A More Focused Community Structure - New and renamed channels organize discussions around specific areas of design practice. - The **Design Systems** channel supports conversations about libraries, best practices, and team processes. - Additional channels cover **Prototyping**, **API and Extensions**, and **Workflow and Process**. - **Open Design** lets users share work, request feedback, and find collaborators. - A **Start Here** channel explains the forum structure, guidelines, and code of conduct. ## Moving Support Issues to the Support Platform - Bug reports and feature requests will no longer be handled in the forum. - Figma’s support platform allows one-to-one troubleshooting and the sharing of files or account information that should not be posted publicly. - Support staff can tag and route issues internally. - The support team meets weekly with product and engineering teams to discuss bugs and feature priorities. Figma encourages users to use the relaunched forum to connect, exchange workflow advice, share projects, and learn collaboratively, while directing technical issues and product requests through official support channels.
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