Figma 博客第 18 期：展示你的工作过程
Issue no.18: Show your work | Figma Blog
Figma 发布博客第 18 期《Show your work》，带读者走进 Figma 内部，分享用 AI 构建产品的人性化一面。本期内容包括 Brand Studio 用 Figma Make 为 Config 2026 打造视觉语言、工程师与设计师和产品经理协作开发嵌套文件夹、产品设计师 Rogie King 推动生成式插件与 shaders 落地，以及用 AI 构建的 AI sentiment index 研究。
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True collaboration isn’t always comfortable.
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You have to be willing to share the messy parts of the process—the rough sketches, the unresolved questions—so others can build on those ideas. In that spirit, we’re taking you behind the scenes at Figma to share the human side of building with AI.
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1. Digital tools make it easy to produce something slick—but for Config 2026, our Brand Studio used Figma Make to help create a visual language that was perfectly imperfectDigital tools, human expression: The visual identity behind Config 2026Here’s how Figma’s Brand Studio designed a conference that captured the very human ways we remix and reinvent when working with AI tools.
2. We’ve all heard how AI is shifting responsibilities, but what does that actually look like? An engineer, designer, and product manager share how building nested folders in Figma gave them a new outlook on their rolesCode, craft, and the making of nested foldersFrom treating code as a proposal to turning handoffs into conversations, here's how we shaped a new way of working to ship nested folders.
3. Product Designer Rogie King was on a mission to bring shaders to Figma—but first, he had to assemble the right team. Here’s what it took to ship generative tools: an airtight pitch, a prototype-first process, and a passion that was contagiousBehind the build: Generative plugins and shaders at FigmaStarting today, you’ll have more creative control over generative plugins and shaders, and a way to share what you’ve made with the community. Product Designer Rogie King tells the story of how we got here.
4. We built the AI sentiment index to measure how the industry is changing, how we feel about it, and what it means for the future of design. Researcher Shane Johnston breaks down how AI helped make sense of a huge amount of dataHow do you actually measure the impact of AI on design?In 2024, we kicked off a study to understand how AI would reshape design and product development. Now, AI is helping us run it.
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