FIGMA
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Figma is a collaborative web-based application for user interface design. It supports the design of mobile apps, websites, and illustrations, with 13 million users as of 2025. It is the product of the eponymous Figma, Inc., founded in 2012 by Dylan Field and Evan Wallace. Figma began as an application allowing multiple users to edit the same design simultaneously. Its early technology relied on WebGL and WebAssembly to render vector graphics in a web browser with hardware acceleration. Figma later expanded to add desktop and mobile companion apps, and features such as prompt-based design generation and video editing.
The Finnish Games and Multimedia Association (FIGMA) was a Finnish trade association for video game publishers and distributors founded in 19991. It also acted a video game rating board, to regulates video game content in relation to subjects such as sex and violence and assigns age appropriate certificates. Figma published the best-selling video games every two weeks, and gave out platinum and gold prizes. It also kept yearly statistics on the size of the Finnish video game market, and organized the Finnish Game Awards from 2008 to 2013. FIGMA dissolved in 2016 when it merged with three other Nordic trade associations (the Swedish MDTS, Danish MUF, and Norwegian NSM) into the Association for the Nordic Game Industry (ANGI). ==References==
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