Integrating a community aspect might prove beneficial, whether you’re a paid or free design tool. I think it’s a fair assessment that more than people being upset about Adobe having acquired Figma, it’s the fear of losing access to these community-curated resources. From templates to UI kits to textures and patterns to an extremely rich repository of plugins that make designing so much more enjoyable. And this is amplified tenfold for actual Figma users. So much so that if you’re a Sketch, InVision, Adobe XD, or any other alternative platform user, Figma might still be a part of your daily design workflow because its resources are that good. In 6 short years, Figma grew from a design tool to an epicenter for design resources, tools, and guides on how to create world-class User Interfaces. It’s not just that Figma is a cross-platform, collaboration-first design and prototyping tool with a dozen use cases. The competition got quite the shoes to fill in.
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