Figma's AI Prototyping Tool is Here and...It's a MUST TRY | David Kossnick

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[0:00] Figma make is a prototyping tool that

[0:04] can start with a simple prompt with a

[0:06] screenshot or with mock-ups. Seen a

[0:09] bunch of really cool cases like teams

[0:11] building out their specific workflows

[0:12] for their marketing idea campaigns using

[0:15] public APIs to figure out their next

[0:17] train near them in a form factor that

[0:20] they they like most. And so we think

[0:22] we're going to be the best place for

[0:24] starting from designs to get something

[0:26] really highfidelity that is usable and

[0:28] functional out of the game. Alpha

[0:30] testers for Figma Make is my

[0:32] six-year-old son. He's made like 10

[0:34] games in Figma Make. He comes home from

[0:36] school with sketches of ideas and he's

[0:38] like, "Can I give this picture to make

[0:40] and start making the game?" And what was

[0:42] the most challenging part about building

[0:43] this product?

[0:45] Okay, welcome everyone. My guest today

[0:47] is David, the head of product for Figma

[0:49] AI. Uh Figma just launched make it brand

[0:52] new AI prototyping tool. So really

[0:54] excited to get David to demo how to use

[0:56] make discuss what it took to build the

[0:58] product and his top lessons after

[1:00] building AI products at Figma, KOD and

[1:03] Google for a decade. Welcome David.

[1:05] Thanks Peter. So great to see you. All

[1:08] right man. So super exciting. Uh I've

[1:10] been playing with make. It's it's it's a

[1:12] really amazing product for prototyping

[1:15] and can you just start by showing us how

[1:17] it works and showing some examples?

[1:19] Sounds

[1:23] great. Figma make is a prototyping tool

[1:27] that can start with a simple prompt with

[1:30] a screenshot or with mockups. Is

[1:33] designed initially for designers

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