ZapConnect 2025: an event brand made with AI imagery, automation and human direction
Zapier’s brand team describes building an event identity with Midjourney imagery, automated session assets and personalized badges.
What designers have done with Figma, each example linked to its source.
Zapier’s brand team describes building an event identity with Midjourney imagery, automated session assets and personalized badges.
Figma says the company recreated more than 150 files in nine weeks and merged two tools while building a design-system family.
Toptal says an anonymous insurer’s five-person marketing team cleared a backlog using a brief-to-delivery workflow and AI for early exploration.
Notion says a software company’s creative team built a brand hub alongside the company wiki and project work.
Figma’s story says Plaid brought brand and product work together, including planning and reusable assets like blog graphics.
Figma says Nuuly’s brand and marketing teams brief, plan and present seasonal campaigns in shared Figma files.
Figma says the brand studio moved progress reports and client presentations into live files, with feedback as comments.
Rive’s 2024 story says Intercom’s motion designer moved from After Effects and Lottie to Rive and halved file sizes.
Rive’s 2025 story says an agency replaced heavy video with nested, scroll-triggered animations built from Illustrator artwork.
Webflow says a two-person studio merged prototyping and development, with the copywriter editing text in place.
A freelance motion designer took GWI’s storyboard into Rive and delivered a looping 438 KB web animation in under two weeks.
Figma presents itself as a collaborative canvas where design, code and AI come together.
Figma's help center says content training is on by default for Starter and Professional and off for Organization and Enterprise.
A 2018 Figma blog post says a 90-person studio shows clients raw work in progress, with a persistent link and in-file comments.
Figma says a Sydney and London agency gives each client a shared workspace and living brand files instead of PDFs.
A class project chains several AI tools into a brand system and site; the author records what he had to correct by hand at each stage.
In a 2023 X thread, Linus Ekenstam describes a barbershop logo built from Midjourney images, vectorized, then tidied in a vector editor.