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It doesn't win for me. I needed some kind of vector program just to create a logo so I used it. I had to download the desktop version because that was the only
by unsolvable 5y ago
It doesn't win for me. I needed some kind of vector program just to create a logo so I used it. I had to download the desktop version because that was the only way to access the fonts installed on my computer. I then uninstalled it after a while because I only needed it for that one thing. After a few months I look at my running processes and see some figma thing running in the background that was never uninstalled. That is enough for me to never use it again. I hate all of these online social "free" things now. I just buy real programs that I can keep and don't connect to my friends list or whatever a hybrid social network / work tool does.
- throwaway4good 5y agoI think that is the problem. The common use case is mostly what you describe (a single user working on an isolated drawing) but the social features is what makes it sexy and what enables the company to raise money at spiraling valuations.
- Griffinsauce 5y ago> The common use case is Citation needed. A lot of (most?) design work happens in cooperation with others (clients, teammates).