I think figma has numbered months - frontier AI in naked html is getting to the level of design that is honestly stunning - all of those "svg of a penguin riding a bike" training examples must be doing something because I've seen Opus one-shot an SVG of a logo vs scraping a PNG and it was pixel perfect. Claude design, while it came out a bit light, is now very capable.

I know figma has a strong fanbase and companies are all rolling their own "post-trained" models for their built-in AI, and figma is a great product, but the fact frontier models can basically do in html what figma does in it's intermediary format sort of point to where the chips will land in terms of what you will need to use figma for in a few iterations.

I haven't used canva in 6+ months either for the same reason and I don't think either's userbases are growing honestly.