> The big caveat with Figma is that you don’t full own your data with it. It technically lets you export, but the file format is undocumented and subject to cha

> The big caveat with Figma is that you don’t full own your data with it. It technically lets you export, but the file format is undocumented and subject to change at any time. True for project files, but you can export images and SVGs. > it’s very much geared specifically toward UI design and prototyping, whereas something like Affinity Designer or Sketch also work well for generic screen-targeted vector work. That's where the plugin ecosystem comes in. It's quite usable for simple/modern vector work that's more component oriented graphic design than hands on illustration.