Best Figma Classes Near Me: Find In-Person & Virtual Training

Top Figma Courses

Find the perfect Figma class for you. We’ve found 2 courses available in-person or live online with class duration ranging from 4 hours to 12 hours and pricing ranging from $425 to $695.

Noble Desktop Figma Bootcamp Featured
This class covers the fundamentals of UX and UI design with Figma, an industry-standard tool. Students will learn to create realistic prototypes of web applications that are clickable, scrollable, and optimized for different types of screens. The course additionally covers animations, different types of interactions (including hovers), and how to share or collaborate on designers with others.
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
- $695
- 12 Hours
- Weekdays or Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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Noble Desktop Figma Bootcamp
This class covers the fundamentals of UX and UI design with Figma, an industry-standard tool. Students will learn to create realistic prototypes of web applications that are clickable, scrollable, and optimized for different types of screens. The course additionally covers animations, different types of interactions (including hovers), and how to share or collaborate on designers with others.
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
- $695
- 12 Hours
- Weekdays or Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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City Lit UI design for websites using Figma
This class teaches students to design website prototypes with Figma. This course will cover user interface (UI) design principles, styling, wireframing, responsive web design, branding, messaging, typography, layout, animation principles, competitor research, and prototyping websites.
Locations:
- Live Online
- London
- £239
- 16 Hours
- See provider
- Beginner
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School of Visual Concepts Figma Fundamentals
Get to know Figma, one of the most practical prototyping tools available, in this beginner-level, four-hour class. This cloud-based platform is easy to use and therefore accessible to almost all front-end developers. Through a combination of live instruction, class discussions, and hands-on learning, participants explore topics like Figma design tools, workflow management tools, collaboration, reviews, plugins, importing data, and exporting files.
Locations:
- Seattle
- $425
- 4 Hours
- Weekends
- Beginner
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FLAG Prototyping with Figma
Learn the ins and outs of Figma and how to use the program to build prototypes.
Locations:
- Lisbon
- Porto
- Live Online
- €395
- 15 Hours
- See provider
- Beginner
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Noble Desktop UX & UI Design Certificate Featured
Learn the essentials of engaging with the user, concept development, and prototyping for an optimal user outcome. Students develop the ability to analyze and share results with a real-world client in a customer-centered approach. Through the use of stunning designs created in Figma and Adobe XD, participants develop the finely tuned nuances of UX/UI.
Locations:
- Live Online
- $3,495
- 132 Hours
- Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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Top Bootcamp Programs That Include Figma

Learn Figma as part of a comprehensive program or bootcamp. These programs teach a variety of skills including Figma and are typically geared towards preparing you for a new career.

Noble Desktop UX & UI Design Certificate
Learn the essentials of engaging with the user, concept development, and prototyping for an optimal user outcome. Students develop the ability to analyze and share results with a real-world client in a customer-centered approach. Through the use of stunning designs created in Figma and Adobe XD, participants develop the finely tuned nuances of UX/UI.
Locations:
- Live Online
- $3,495
- 132 Hours
- Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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Noble Desktop Web Design Certificate
In this certificate program, participants will learn the skills needed to become a website designer and front-end web developer. Students will learn to build webpages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as well as how to design webpages with Figma. Participants will learn developer tools such as Git to collaborate with developers, modern web technologies such as Flexbox, Grid, and Bootstrap to efficiently create responsive websites, WordPress to create websites and blogs, and the creation of marketing emails with HTML & CSS. Attendees will learn the skills needed to start a career in web design. The program includes a free retake and each course includes a step-by-step workbook.
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
- $3,800
- See provider
- Weekdays, Evenings, or Weekends
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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Noble Desktop UI Design Certificate
In this certificate program, participants will learn the skills needed to become a well rounded digital designer, capable of designing websites, logos, social media graphics, and more. Attendees start by learning industry-standard apps such as Sketch, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Students then learn and implement design fundamentals such as design theory, composition, typography, color, web design standards, and more. Attendees will learn the skills needed to start a career as a visual designer and walk away with projects they can use in a portfolio to show prospective employers or clients. The program includes a free retake and several step-by-step workbooks.
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
- $3,995
- 120 Hours
- Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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Noble Desktop Digital Design Certificate
Become a well-rounded Digital Designer: Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, and Visual (UI) Design. Conquer the essential Adobe applications (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Adobe XD); learn design concepts and theory; and develop several portfolio projects to showcase to employers or clients. This program includes 174 hours of hands-on training and 8 one-one-one mentoring sessions.
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
- $4,495
- 138 Hours
- Weekdays or Evenings
- Beginner
- Free Retake
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LearningFuze Part-Time UI/UX Bootcamp
Part-Time UI/UX Program is a 12-week course that meets 3 times a week. It is designed to meet in-person but you can take it remotely pending approval. You can choose to take the UI or UX module together or separately. You will learn how to use tools like Invision, Adobe XD, and Figma to prototype your work. You'll develop a portfolio throughout this course to showcase to potential employers.
Locations:
- Los Angeles
- $7,990
- 12 Weeks, 15 hr/wk
- See provider
- Intermediate
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Figma Courses by School

Here are some of the top schools offering Figma training, including Noble Desktop (1 course), City Lit (1 course), and School of Visual Concepts (1 course).

Noble Desktop
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
Founded in 1990, Noble Desktop offers part-time and full-immersion courses on anything you can think of from design and coding to business. Located in New York City and providing courses both online and in-person, Noble Desktop prides itself on accommodating dynamic courses and bootcamps with hands-on learning, time-tested curriculums, and education from top industry experts.
Noble Desktop’s Top Figma Courses
- Figma Bootcamp
  - 12 Hours
  - $695
  This class covers the fundamentals of UX and UI design with Figma, an industry-standard tool. Students will learn to create realistic prototypes of web applications that are clickable, scrollable, and optimized for different types of screens. The course additionally covers animations, different types of interactions (including hovers), and how to share or collaborate on designers with others.
City Lit
Locations:
- Live Online
- London
City Lit offers thousands of courses that allow adults to explore a new career or hobby. These courses are available in-person in London or live online.
City Lit’s Top Figma Courses
- UI design for websites using Figma
  - 16 Hours
  - $239
  This class teaches students to design website prototypes with Figma. This course will cover user interface (UI) design principles, styling, wireframing, responsive web design, branding, messaging, typography, layout, animation principles, competitor research, and prototyping websites.
School of Visual Concepts
Locations:
- Seattle
Located in Seattle, the School of Visual Concepts offers students a chance to master their skills in UX, UI, software, content curation, marketing, branding, graphic design, and letterpress printing. SVC provides students various opportunities to thrive including workshops, practical training, dynamic classrooms, and evening classes. School of Visual Concepts also offers group training opportunities for businesses with a multitude of workshops and coaching.
School of Visual Concepts’s Top Figma Courses
- Figma Fundamentals
  - 4 Hours
  - $425
  Get to know Figma, one of the most practical prototyping tools available, in this beginner-level, four-hour class. This cloud-based platform is easy to use and therefore accessible to almost all front-end developers. Through a combination of live instruction, class discussions, and hands-on learning, participants explore topics like Figma design tools, workflow management tools, collaboration, reviews, plugins, importing data, and exporting files.
FLAG
Locations:
- Lisbon
- Porto
- Live Online
For more than 30 years, FLAG has offered Portuguese students a technical education in media and design. The school offers individual courses as well as bootcamps and postgraduate certificate programs.
FLAG’s Top Figma Courses
- Prototyping with Figma
  - 15 Hours
  - $395
  Learn the ins and outs of Figma and how to use the program to build prototypes.

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Find the perfect in-person Figma class near you by searching for your address, city, or zip code. You can also browse the best live online Figma courses and learn from the convenience of your home or office with real-time, instructor-led training.

Which Figma Class is Right for Me?

You have several options when it comes to learning Figma, so we’ve chosen 2 of the best courses from the top 4 training providers to help you make your decision. But even so, with the variety of considerations including cost, duration, course format, starting level, and more, choosing the perfect course still isn’t that easy.

Here are the key questions you should ask yourself before enrolling in a Figma course. We hope you’ll find the best option based on your learning preferences and goals.

What level should I start at?

Enrolling in the right skill level is pivotal. Skipping over prerequisites can leave you confused, while choosing a course too easy will waste your time and tuition dollars.

Beginner Courses

If you’re new to Figma, there’s no need to fear. We’ve found 2 beginner courses, with costs ranging from $425 to $695. The top options open to beginners include:

Figma Fundamentals @ School of Visual Concepts ($425 | 4 Hours)
In Seattle
Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop ($695 | 12 Hours)
In NYC or live online

Note that beginner courses still typically assume basic proficiency with computers.

Which class format (in-person or live online) works best for me?

You can choose to attend Figma courses in-person or live online.

In-Person

If you prefer to learn Figma face-to-face with your instructor, you have four schools to choose from:

Noble Desktop (NYC and Live Online) offers one Figma courses with prices ranging from $695 and class duration ranging from 12 hours.
City Lit (Live Online and London) offers one Figma courses with prices ranging from $293 and class duration ranging from 16 hours.
School of Visual Concepts (Seattle) offers one Figma courses with prices ranging from $425 and class duration ranging from 4 hours.
FLAG (Lisbon, Porto, and Live Online) offers one Figma courses with prices ranging from $424 and class duration ranging from 15 hours.

Please note that due to COVID-19 some providers are temporarily offering online training only. Check with each provider for the latest status on a school’s in-person reopening plans.

Live Online Training from Anywhere

Live Online training is synchronous training where participants and the instructor attend remotely. Participants learn and interact with the instructor in real-time and can ask questions and receive feedback throughout the course. Instructors can remote into students’ computers (with prior permission) to assist with class exercises and any technical issues. The courses are hands-on and interactive like in-person training.

You can attend the course from your own home or office. This option works best for those without easy access to a nearby facility, and it has become increasingly popular during COVID-19. Here are 1 of the best live online Figma classes we found:

Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop ($695 | 12 Hours | beginner)

When are Figma classes available?

It’s crucial to find a course that fits your schedule. For Figma training, we’ve found flexible scheduling options, including weekend, weekday, and evening courses.

Courses with multiple scheduling options include:

Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop ($695 | 12 Hours | NYC or live online) is available weekdays or evenings

Courses available weekends only include:

Figma Fundamentals School of Visual Concepts ($425 | 4 Hours | Seattle )

Due to changing schedules and uncertainty during COVID-19, we recommend that prospective students confirm course availability directly with the school.

What type of learner am I?

When learning Figma, there are a variety of learning goals you can achieve, including getting started.

To find the perfect fit for you, it’s important to determine what your training goals are. Here is a breakdown of the variety of courses and learners.

Committed to Getting Started

If you know you need to get started in Figma but you’re not quite committed to learning it comprehensively, these courses will get you started with hands-on skills you can use right away. Many schools offer the ability to continue learning with intermediate-to-advanced courses, and some offer package discounts. All these courses are open to beginners.

Figma Fundamentals @ School of Visual Concepts ($425 | 4 Hours) available in Seattle
Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop ($695 | 12 Hours) available in NYC or live online

How much does Figma training cost?

Pricing for Figma training varies by school, duration, method of delivery, and several other factors.

For group classes, in-person training in ranges from $58/hour to $106/hour, and live online training ranges from $58/hour to $58/hr.

See the Figma pricing analysis section to compare course fees.

For Figma corporate and on-site training, contact us at (212) 226-4149 or hello@nobledesktop.com to receive a quote and free consultation. We can customize the curriculum to meet the needs of your team.

Figma Training Pricing Analysis

See the tuition comparison below to compare Figma courses by cost per training hour.* For private tutoring or corporate training (onsite or virtual), contact us at hello@nobledesktop.com for a quote.

UI design for websites using Figma @ City Lit
- Live Online
- London
$18/hr $293 16 hours
Prototyping with Figma @ FLAG
- Live Online
- Lisbon
- Porto
$28/hr $424 15 hours
Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop
- Live Online
- NYC
$58/hr $695 12 hours
Figma Fundamentals @ School of Visual Concepts
- Seattle
$106/hr $425 4 hours

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* Disclaimer & Notes: Hourly rates are estimates only. Courses are not available on an hourly basis. Several other factors that contribute to pricing (such as job support and free retakes) are not factored into pricing per hour. 1 day is estimated to have 6.5 hours of training; 1 week is estimated at 35 hours; and 1 month is estimated at 150 hours. Actual hours will vary by school. Course pricing is subject to change without notice, certain discounts may not be included, and pricing may vary by location.

Learn More About Figma Training

Figma is a web-based design application used for wireframing and prototyping applications. With Figma, UX and UI Designers can easily collaborate on projects and share clickable product designs with users for testing.

What is Figma?

Figma is a powerful User Interface and User Experience design application that allows users to collaborate effortlessly to design interactive, working prototypes of webpages, digital applications, and mobile interfaces. Figma is a browser-based application, meaning users can access it from any device and effortlessly build a web layout alongside one another. The application is designed to give users the tools they need to work as a team to design user interfaces for various devices and applications. Figma lets users add interactive elements to their designs, mimicking how they will function once they are coded and launched. This gives designers greater control over the kinds of designs they can produce since their layouts will now have the interactive capabilities vital to user interfaces. Teams of designers using Figma can be attentive to how the webpage looks and feels.

User interface design refers to the visual appearance of a webpage or other digital application. Each element of a digital application, whether a button, a drop-down menu, a slide show, or a series of links connected to images, will need to be designed by a UI Designer who produces a layout of how it will work and how it will function. User Experience Designers will be attentive to how the webpage feels, with UX Designers being tasked with testing and iterating on the webpage’s accessibility and navigation tools. Tools like Figma assist both design goals by allowing users to design webpage layouts and produce working models of those webpages to be tested. These sample designs can then be shared easily because of how accessible Figma’s browser-based application is and tested rigorously before the design file is handed off to developers.

While somewhat limited in its functionalities, Figma has a robust free-tier of use for students looking to learn the program and begin collaborating on design projects. Professional and Enterprise versions of the software are available to organizations looking to expand on their Figma usage and these subscriptions vary in cost depending on the size of the team.

Why Learn Figma?

Figma is one of the primary tools used for UI/UX Design. Due to the application's acquisition in 2022 by Adobe, it stands to become the industry standard tool for building user interface layouts. Since the tool is built with collaboration in mind, it is an excellent skill to learn for users who hope to work as part of a team of designers building webpages and other digital applications. These collaboration features, which include the recently released FigJam system, are perfectly set up to give teams of creatives the resources that they need to design visually appealing, accessible user interfaces and optimize their workflow as they are designing them. The ability to work more efficiently and effectively is an important reason to learn a skill like Figma. Employers care that a webpage is well designed and the level of quality they expect, but if a team can’t deliver the product on time, it doesn’t matter how good their product is. This is why learning how to work with collaboration tools like Figma is so important for anyone with professional web design aspirations.

Industry Standard Collaboration Tool

One of the major appeals of Figma as a design application is that between the new FigJam systems and its browser-based functionalities, the application is unparalleled in its ability to enhance and facilitate collaborative design processes. Learning to use Figma almost necessarily means working with other designers and developers on UX/UI projects. Multiple users can access the same design file and work on it from any device that can access the internet, so collaborators are freer to work on a design at their pace. Designers can also collaborate on the same document in real time, allowing them to make, view, and comment upon changes as they are being made. The interface also includes various team-focused tools meant to make organizing teams and delegating tasks more efficient.

Build More Accessible Webpages

One of the main reasons to work with a UX/UI design tool is to test the application design before the development phase. The user experience side of a web design project must be accounted for, and a key part of that process is testing the application in a real-world context. It is impossible to intuit how a user will use a web application, so Figma allows users to create functional prototypes of their web applications to allow for user testing. This will let teams of designers understand whether or not their applications are as accessible and easy to navigate as they can possibly be, and it will give them a better understanding of the changes that need to be made to ensure that users have an easy time using the product.

Designers are increasingly cognizant of the ways in which users directly interact with webpages, and they are working harder on making applications more accessible to more people. With tools like Figma, teams of designers can create webpages that are more responsive to user behavior and consider how different people will interact with an interface. Figma also has tools designed to help designers account for how an application will be accessed on different devices, so teams can keep in mind the use of mobile devices and touchscreen devices when building their applications.

Figma Careers

Figma is a vital tool for anyone wanting to further their web design career. Learning to use UX/UI design tools will greatly improve the workflow and efficiency of individuals and teams, making them better equipped to build webpages for their clients. Given that having a memorable and effective web presence is essential in the modern marketplace, web design skills are in high demand. Across most industries, companies and institutions will be employing or contracting designers to help ensure that their web presence is professionally designed and communicates the messages they want to send. Learning Figma alone won’t be enough to ensure you get a job. Still, it is an important part of the toolkit of anyone hoping to design user interfaces professionally.

Web Designers and User Interface Designers deal mostly with the creative elements of a web design project. They are responsible for the visual appearance of a web design. They are tasked with ensuring that the application looks like their client wants and effectively communicates their client’s desired intent. These professionals will use Figma to build either entire web layouts or individual webpage elements, such as a specific set of buttons or menus. These design positions are responsible for working closely with clients, managers, and other designers and developers to build a web interface as part of a collaborative project. They will need to be comfortable working with large groups of people. In the US, UI Designers make about $81,000 a year, while Web Designers make about $51,000 a year.

User Experience Designers and User Experience Researchers ensure that a user interface design feels good to use. Rather than accounting for what the clients intend from web design projects, UX Designers account for how users are most likely to interact with a product. UX Design is a much more research and data-driven field than UI Design, meaning that UX Designers will spend more time working with market research departments or working with test users of interface designs than spending on the creative side of the design process. They are enabled by User Experience Researchers who are less concerned with individual designs than they are concerned with broad consumer behaviors. This is a highly research-driven profession, as UX Researchers seek to understand and account for general trends in user behaviors so that UX Designers can more easily and effectively optimize specific projects. In the US, UX Designers earn an average salary of $94,000 a year, while UX Researchers earn an average salary of about $71,000 a year.

Learning Figma

In-Person Figma Classes

Anyone looking to enter a career in web design will want to learn how to use Figma from a professional training service. Many students find that in-person classes are an ideal way to learn a new skill, particularly one like Figma, which strongly emphasizes how it can be used for collaboration. In an in-person course, students can work directly with an experienced instructor and a cohort of like-minded students with whom they can collaborate on design projects. On top of all this, students can take advantage of the training center’s computer labs and software, which can be a boon for students who cannot license a full copy of Figma or FigJam. The drawback to these classes is that students can only enroll in the courses that are local to their area, which can be somewhat limiting for students who don’t live in or around major metropolitan areas.

Students looking for in-person Figma classes in their area should consult Noble Desktop’s Classes Near Me tool to find and compare their options. Many training centers only operate out of a few major cities, such as Noble Desktop’s Manhattan campus or Seattle’s School of Visual Concepts. These individual schools are ideal places for students with the means and time to visit these cities regularly to learn Figma. A few service providers, such as General Assembly, offer Figma courses in a large number of different American cities.

Virtual Figma Classes

Since in-person classes tend to be located in major cities, some students may find attending one of these training seminars difficult. On top of that, some students who do live near training centers may not be able to attend for other reasons, such as work and family obligations. For these students, live online Figma training represents a way to learn Figma from home without sacrificing the quality of instruction that they expect from an in-person training course. These courses are taught in real time by live instructors with whom students can interact directly. This means that they can ask questions and receive feedback right away. As an added benefit, because Figma is totally browser-based, collaboration with other students is still fairly easy in an online course, even if it is slightly more logistically challenging. This is also good career training, as students are likely to collaborate with other designers asynchronously or from a distance when they are working on designs.

Noble Desktop offers various courses for students looking for live online Figma classes. Whether you want to start a new career in the field of web design or you just want to learn how to use a new design application, Noble has a course to fit your needs. In general, students will be able to enroll in focused skills bootcamps, which are classes that teach a specific skill over a short time, or longer career-focused certificate courses that teach students many different complementary design skills and offer them focused professionalization training.

Noble’s Figma Bootcamp provides students with detailed instruction and hands-on experience working with Figma. In this class, students will learn the basics of designing web layouts and how to utilize the specific features of Figma that make it such a commonly used program in the web design industry. This course will teach students the basics of UI design and UX design using Figma, providing them with hands-on training in designing layouts and converting them into testable prototypes. Students will also learn how to integrate complicated interactive designs into their layouts, such as how to use animation, sideshows, or scrollable areas to create more vibrant and memorable designs. In this course, students will work on projects to mirror real-life design assignments, providing them with vital hands-on training in Figma.

Noble offers several certificate-granting programs for students who want to build a career using Figma. The most immersive option is the UX & UI Design Certificate program, which offers students a comprehensive education in the tools and techniques associated with UX and UI design careers. Students will learn Figma to build layouts, build case studies for user behavior research, conduct interviews and focus groups as part of wide-scale testing, and implement their research findings. Beyond this, students will receive professionalization training through one-on-one mentorship, resume development seminars, and dedicated work constructing a portfolio to take with them onto the job market. This makes the seminar ideal for students hoping to turn their interest in Figma into a career.

Noble also offers several other certificate programs which cover the use of Figma. Noble's Digital Design Certificate and UI Design Certificate programs emphasize the creative elements of using Figma. Rather than focusing on how to test and iterate layouts with UX design training, these courses will teach students how to use other creative tools, such as Photoshop and Illustrator, to create more vibrant and complex digital assets for their web layouts. In the Web Design Certificate program, students will learn the basics of using HTML/CSS and JavaScript to program the webpages they design using Figma. Normally, designers will need to hand their designs off to developers to code and program, but with some programming training, students can learn to launch their own web designs.

Some service providers offer accelerated Figma fundamentals courses for students looking to master the basics of the application. For example, The School of Visual Concepts offers a Figma Fundamentals Workshop that provides students with a day’s worth of Figma instruction to give them a basic understanding of navigating the interface and begin designing web interfaces with the application. Students will learn how to make use of auto-layouts, libraries and other work efficiency tools, and they will learn how to take advantage of Figma plug-ins. Finally, they will receive training in preparing a Figma design for export to developers who will program the Figma file into a working web interface.

To learn more about the options in your area for in-person and live online Figma training courses, consider visiting Noble Desktop’s Classes Near Me tool.

In addition to these courses, students may also wish to consider the live online Figma courses offered by NYIM and the live online Figma courses offered by Career Centers. These courses provide students with alternative options for virtual Figma instruction.

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Which Figma Class is Right for Me?

What level should I start at?

Beginner Courses

Which class format (in-person or live online) works best for me?

In-Person

Live Online Training from Anywhere

When are Figma classes available?

Courses with multiple scheduling options include:

Courses available weekends only include:

What type of learner am I?

Committed to Getting Started

How much does Figma training cost?

Figma Training Pricing Analysis

UI design for websites using Figma @ City Lit

Prototyping with Figma @ FLAG

Figma Bootcamp @ Noble Desktop

Figma Fundamentals @ School of Visual Concepts

Learn More About Figma Training

What is Figma?

Why Learn Figma?

Industry Standard Collaboration Tool

Build More Accessible Webpages

Figma Careers

Learning Figma

In-Person Figma Classes

Virtual Figma Classes

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