US Software Rising Star Figma: Soaring 250% on IPO Debut, Unraveling the Secrets of Its Rise​

In the highly competitive US stock market, companies that can achieve astonishing gains on their IPO debut are rare. However, software company Figma managed to capture the attention of global investors on its listing day, with its share price surging 250%, instantly becoming the focus of the market. So, what exactly is Figma, and how has it managed to create such a stir in the capital market?​

Figma is a vector graphics editor and prototyping tool that was officially launched in 2016.

Its origin dates back to 2012 when Dylan Field and Evan Wallace, while studying computer science at Brown University, began researching this software. Their initial goal was to create an online collaborative design tool that would allow "anyone to be creative by creating free, simple, and creative tools in the browser." In 2013, after their idea received financial support, they started in - depth development. The Beta version was released in December 2015, and it was officially launched to the public in 2016.

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What makes Figma unique is its browser - based working mode. Unlike traditional design software, users can start design work simply by opening a link in the browser. There is no need for downloading and installation, and it is compatible with all operating systems. Whether it is Windows, macOS, or Linux, users can operate it by opening a browser, and all projects are stored in the cloud, allowing for viewing on mobile devices at any time.

This lightweight operation method greatly reduces the usage threshold for users. It stands in sharp contrast to traditional design software, which often takes more than ten seconds or even longer to start up, making it the first choice for many design teams.​

In terms of functions, Figma covers UI design, prototyping, Handoff, design systems, etc., providing users with a comprehensive design solution.

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