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Figma makes it easy for teams to design together in real time—no files, no versioning headaches. At Scalero, we use Figma to build design systems, create UIs, prototype animations, and plan in FigJam.

About Figma

Figma is a web-based design tool built for collaboration. Designers, developers, and marketers can all work together in the same file—no installs, no syncing, no back-and-forth. At Scalero, we use Figma to design interfaces, animate ideas, build plugins, and brainstorm with clients using FigJam. It’s the foundation of how we move fast and work together.

Features we love

Here's what Scalero employees love about Figma

Here's what Scalero employees love about Figma

  • Aldo Miranda

    Visual Designer

    Figma just works. From designing email templates to collaborating with colleagues and clients, everything just feels efficient and seamless. It gets us moving faster, staying on the same page, and creating better creative work while documenting it all in the same place —without the back and forth.

    Ángel Estrada

    Senior Email Developer

    Figma is an essential tool in our workflow as email developers, as it greatly simplifies the transition from design to code. It offers clear specifications, facilitates asset exportation, and also promotes excellent collaboration with the rest of the team. Its 'Dev Mode' considerably streamlines the design inspection process.

    Alan Alarcón

    Principal Visual Designer

    Figma is seriously a game changer. Going “all in Figma” isn’t just a trend—it actually works. It makes collaborating with clients and teammates super easy, helps us move faster, scale better, and best of all—it boosts creativity and functionality.

    Luis Cervantes

    Senior Visual Designer

    Figma is the most powerful tool I’ve ever used as a designer. I just love how seamless the workflow feels, and the best part is that Figma is always evolving—adding new features and pushing the boundaries of creative work into the future.

  • Aldo Miranda

    Visual Designer

    Figma just works. From designing email templates to collaborating with colleagues and clients, everything just feels efficient and seamless. It gets us moving faster, staying on the same page, and creating better creative work while documenting it all in the same place —without the back and forth.

    Ángel Estrada

    Senior Email Developer

    Figma is an essential tool in our workflow as email developers, as it greatly simplifies the transition from design to code. It offers clear specifications, facilitates asset exportation, and also promotes excellent collaboration with the rest of the team. Its 'Dev Mode' considerably streamlines the design inspection process.

    Alan Alarcón

    Principal Visual Designer

    Figma is seriously a game changer. Going “all in Figma” isn’t just a trend—it actually works. It makes collaborating with clients and teammates super easy, helps us move faster, scale better, and best of all—it boosts creativity and functionality.

    Luis Cervantes

    Senior Visual Designer

    Figma is the most powerful tool I’ve ever used as a designer. I just love how seamless the workflow feels, and the best part is that Figma is always evolving—adding new features and pushing the boundaries of creative work into the future.

Design system setup

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Website

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Email design

One offs

Modular systems

Migration from other tools

Adobe

Sketch

Design system setup

Email

Website

Ads

Email design

One offs

Modular systems

Migration from other tools

Adobe

Sketch

Design system setup

Email

Website

Ads

Email design

One offs

Modular systems

Migration from other tools

Adobe

Sketch

✨ Teamwork makes the dream work

How Scalero can help you on Figma

How Scalero can help you on Figma

Figma has completely changed how we collaborate on design. Instead of juggling files or waiting on exports, our team and clients work together in real time—all in the cloud. We use Figma to design emails, build UI systems, create animations, and streamline feedback. Whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to level up your design process, we can help you get set up and moving fast.

Some of our clients who love using Figma
Some of our clients who love using Figma

FAQ

What is Figma used for?

Figma is a web-based design tool used to create everything from simple wireframes to full design systems. It’s built for collaboration, so multiple people can work on the same design file in real time—no syncing or downloading required.

What’s the difference between Figma and FigJam?

Figma is used for design—creating layouts, components, and prototypes. FigJam is more like a collaborative whiteboard where we brainstorm ideas, map flows, and plan out content together with our clients.

Is Figma only for designers?

No. Writers, marketers, and developers also use Figma to collaborate on projects. It’s especially useful for cross-functional teams that want to give feedback, view live designs, or participate in planning.

How does Figma help with design systems?

Figma supports components, variables, and libraries—making it easy to create reusable design elements. Scalero helps teams set up systems so they can scale design efficiently and keep everything consistent.

How does Scalero use Figma with clients?

We use Figma to build design systems, mock up emails, design user interfaces, and collaborate on brand visuals. Our team shares editable files so clients can leave comments, suggest changes, or work right alongside us in FigJam.

Can Figma be used for email design?

Yes! We often use Figma to design email templates and components before coding. It helps align on layout, brand, and content before we get into development.

Do I need to install Figma?

Nope. Figma runs in your browser. You can also use the desktop app if you prefer, but there’s nothing to install to start reviewing or editing designs.

Can Scalero help create a design system for my company?

Yes. Scalero can help you build a design system from the ground up—or clean up and organize what you already have. We work in Figma to create reusable components, define typography and color styles, and set up shared libraries so your team can move faster and stay consistent across all designs.

What is Figma used for?

Figma is a web-based design tool used to create everything from simple wireframes to full design systems. It’s built for collaboration, so multiple people can work on the same design file in real time—no syncing or downloading required.

What’s the difference between Figma and FigJam?

Figma is used for design—creating layouts, components, and prototypes. FigJam is more like a collaborative whiteboard where we brainstorm ideas, map flows, and plan out content together with our clients.

Is Figma only for designers?

No. Writers, marketers, and developers also use Figma to collaborate on projects. It’s especially useful for cross-functional teams that want to give feedback, view live designs, or participate in planning.

How does Figma help with design systems?

Figma supports components, variables, and libraries—making it easy to create reusable design elements. Scalero helps teams set up systems so they can scale design efficiently and keep everything consistent.

How does Scalero use Figma with clients?

We use Figma to build design systems, mock up emails, design user interfaces, and collaborate on brand visuals. Our team shares editable files so clients can leave comments, suggest changes, or work right alongside us in FigJam.

Can Figma be used for email design?

Yes! We often use Figma to design email templates and components before coding. It helps align on layout, brand, and content before we get into development.

Do I need to install Figma?

Nope. Figma runs in your browser. You can also use the desktop app if you prefer, but there’s nothing to install to start reviewing or editing designs.

Can Scalero help create a design system for my company?

Yes. Scalero can help you build a design system from the ground up—or clean up and organize what you already have. We work in Figma to create reusable components, define typography and color styles, and set up shared libraries so your team can move faster and stay consistent across all designs.

What is Figma used for?

Figma is a web-based design tool used to create everything from simple wireframes to full design systems. It’s built for collaboration, so multiple people can work on the same design file in real time—no syncing or downloading required.

What’s the difference between Figma and FigJam?

Figma is used for design—creating layouts, components, and prototypes. FigJam is more like a collaborative whiteboard where we brainstorm ideas, map flows, and plan out content together with our clients.

Is Figma only for designers?

No. Writers, marketers, and developers also use Figma to collaborate on projects. It’s especially useful for cross-functional teams that want to give feedback, view live designs, or participate in planning.

How does Figma help with design systems?

Figma supports components, variables, and libraries—making it easy to create reusable design elements. Scalero helps teams set up systems so they can scale design efficiently and keep everything consistent.

How does Scalero use Figma with clients?

We use Figma to build design systems, mock up emails, design user interfaces, and collaborate on brand visuals. Our team shares editable files so clients can leave comments, suggest changes, or work right alongside us in FigJam.

Can Figma be used for email design?

Yes! We often use Figma to design email templates and components before coding. It helps align on layout, brand, and content before we get into development.

Do I need to install Figma?

Nope. Figma runs in your browser. You can also use the desktop app if you prefer, but there’s nothing to install to start reviewing or editing designs.

Can Scalero help create a design system for my company?

Yes. Scalero can help you build a design system from the ground up—or clean up and organize what you already have. We work in Figma to create reusable components, define typography and color styles, and set up shared libraries so your team can move faster and stay consistent across all designs.