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Figma — Homepage
A short, restrained homepage that spends its scroll on one claim — that the canvas is now intelligent — and leaves the product tour to the pages underneath.

The teardown
The figma.com homepage is notably brief for a company this size. No feature grid, no pricing teaser, no product matrix — a hero, four claim blocks, one customer quote, a logo strip, and a template carousel, and it is over. The headline is the whole positioning bet: "The intelligent canvas for infinite creativity," with the workhorse promise demoted to the subhead ("One workspace for your entire product development process"). The blocks alternate audiences rather than features — design anything, build with intention, then an AI-native canvas where "teammates and AI agents work in the same space with shared context." Almost every band is a looping video of the product in use, so the color arrives through the work itself while the layout stays white and generously spaced. The page assumes you already know what Figma does and spends its scroll arguing about what it is becoming.