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A map of Figma.
The public product families, shells, audiences, and evidence boundaries.
One shared language.
Many creative tools.
The public website helps visitors discover products, compare seats, learn workflows, and reach account entry. The central object here is a product offering, resource, or plan—not an editable design file.
Design
Product family ↗Make
Product family ↗Weave
Product family ↗Dev Mode
Product family ↗Motion
Product family ↗FigJam
Product family ↗Slides
Product family ↗Draw
Product family ↗Sites
Product family ↗Buzz
Product family ↗Scope and people
| Audience | Job | Supported outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Designer | Understand visual and interaction grammar | Build a public marketing component or landing surface |
| Engineer | Find exact values and local contracts | Run the static reference and extend its components |
| Reviewer | Challenge evidence and coverage | Inspect captures, provenance, boundaries, and scored gaps |
Shell ownership
Public boundaries
Anonymous navigation and public content are in scope. No account was created, no form was submitted to Figma, and no purchase was made. Authenticated editor interactions, Enterprise administration, canvas collaboration, billing mutations, and private operational contracts are excluded. Public product screenshots describe appearance only.
Weave is discovered as a separate product at weave.figma.com; its runtime is not presented as a verified primary-domain surface. The broader domain has more URLs than the representative captures. This package does not claim every marketing article or tool has been independently inspected.
Supported reference
Static HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Chromium 152 was used for recorded validation; other engines are not independently certified. Reference layouts cover 390, 768, 1440, and 1920 CSS pixels. Keyboard, mouse, touch-sized controls, text expansion, and reduced motion have explicit local rules.