Figma's Config 2023 Conference to Be Held on June 21-22
The event is scheduled to take place on June 21-22, and will be held both live in San Francisco and virtually.
Figma, the popular cloud-based design and collaboration platform, has announced the dates for its annual Config conference in 2023. The event is scheduled to take place on June 21-22, and will be held both live in San Francisco and virtually.
Save the date for Config 2023.
— Figma (@figma) March 1, 2023
Join us live in San Francisco or virtually from around the world June 21 - 22.
Registration opens April 4. https://t.co/MGJQ4Z5JWj pic.twitter.com/Ul6PaDwfN4
Config is an annual conference that brings together designers, developers, product managers, and other creative professionals to share insights, learn from one another, and discuss the latest trends in design and technology. The event features keynote presentations, panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. Often new cool features of Figma are presented at the conference, so don't miss it.
Registration will open on April 4, and until 11:59 PM PT on March 22, 2023, you can apply to participate as a speaker by submitting your story. You can find the Submission Examples here.
Five main themes Figma is digging into this year
1. Design in the details: How are you finessing your files, incorporating integrations, or getting weird with some wild effects? We’re looking for craft tips, new techniques, and best practices for pushing your Figma files to the next level.
2. Future of design systems: From solo practitioners to those working within multi-brand global systems, share your guiding philosophies, frameworks, and any stories you might have from navigating this increasingly complex problem space.
3. Designing for what's next: We’re looking for those who are paving the way through groundbreaking projects, emerging technologies, or fresh perspectives on the future of technology and design. Share your vision for what’s next, and how we can all contribute to it.
4. Development & code: Have you come up with new ways to build on old platforms? Found interesting approaches to automate a process? Made an app more performant? Streamlined the handoff handshake with your design team? Tell us all about it!
5. Build for a WIP world: How do you make progress in an always-in-progress world? We’re looking for stories from product teams about how you’re making work happen. How do you bring your team together and how are you collaborating in the file?
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