I think all you guys are in a better position than me because I only started designing 5 years ago and I'm 38. At the moment I mostly do UI design but I'm starting to learn more about UX and I think that'll be better for the long term. I can't see myself doing UI forever as styles and trends will change and I probably won't be able to keep up with the young whippersnappers. Also, I've only ever worked remotely since the starting so maybe it's too late for me but I'd definitely like to get a full-time job and work alongside people instead of on my own at home.

Has this got text styles yet?

I missed this when you stopped supporting the previous version. I'd love to see the current task's counter in the menubar in a future update.

Are there any video's that show how you do that?

I just checked it out and it still isn't there. Kind of ridiculous really!

I just installed it now, am I going blind or is there a text styles feature I can't see?

This is exactly what I wanted to hear. I'll transition slowly into it and eventually sell my Macbook and get a Windows laptop!

This is good, so the prototype feature is just like Marvel/Invision and they can only see the designs and nothing else? Has the hand-off gone over well, I mostly use Zeplin and IMO it's the best there is right now.

This is great to hear. Have you ever had to turn down a client because they wanted specific deliverables? Do clients generally know what Figma is or do you need to explain your process a little bit?

How the is hand-off, comparable to Zeplin? (which imo is the best)

Are you and the other designers working in-house on a product? Figma seems great for that but clients and agencies tend to ask for specific file formats and that's the only thing I worry about.