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Same question here. Figma has been the most buttery experience on my 2016 13" MacBook Pro and haven't looked back. That goes for browser or native wrapper.

How do you approach responsibility of your works impact to ensure positive change and outcomes?

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I could see that playing out.

Finally. Go team Figma!

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Yeah, agreed. That's the beauty of competition.

The line between pseudo design [like mockups/comps] and actual implementation is slowing blurring for tools as we inch closer to creating and implementing in real time, re: no-code movement. Though, web standards had to reach a point for apps like you listed to become viable and as those standards improve, the apps will too, bringing in more users.

Yeah, the frustration is understandable. This could've been a low hanging fruit for them and something that's been on the roadmap for a while and still not inhibit progress on new features. The innovation and engineering mindset Figma brings is refreshing and don't foresee them slowing down on that front.