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Why the web wins: A Fireside Chat with Kris Rasmussen and Matt Biilmann
Join Kris Rasmussen and Matt Biilmann for a fireside chat on web innovation, design systems, and Figma's success.
- The web wins because of its openness, ubiquity, and ability to be a platform for innovation.
- Design systems will continue to play a crucial role in maximizing design output and efficiency.
- Collaboration and viral growth were key factors in Figma’s success.
- The web’s security and trust are essential, making it a powerful tool for building complex applications.
- WebAssembly (WASM) has brought a new level of performance and capabilities to the web.
- The web’s rendering engine has improved significantly, enabling complex graphics and animations.
- Figma’s ability to iterate quickly and optimize performance is essential for its success.
- The web’s distribution model and link sharing paradigm are powerful tools for building and sharing designs.
- The fusion of design and engineering is crucial for creating innovative products.
- The future of the web lies in building on the existing infrastructure and providing lower-level abstractions for developers.
- Caching, compiling, and optimizing code will continue to play a vital role in improving web performance.
- Figma’s survival and success demonstrate the power of betting on the web as a platform.
- The web’s shift towards becoming a platform for building complex applications is exciting and requires collaboration and innovation.
- Figma’s future goals include building a more seamless experience across design, development, and deployment.
- The web’s unique characteristics, such as its openness and distribution model, are making it an attractive platform for building complex applications.