Articles with thoughts and updates from Hypermatic.

Looking back on 2023 (and towards 2024) as we celebrate Hypermatic's fourth birthday.

A mid-year, independence day update on what we've been up to in 2023 so far, and what's on the horizon.

Looking back on the hits and misses of 2022 (and towards 2023) as we celebrate Hypermatic's third birthday.

A mid-year, independence day update on what we've been up to in 2022 so far, and what's on the horizon.

tl;dr — Figmatic has just rebranded to “Hypermatic” — everything else is still the same.

Looking back on the hits and misses of 2021 (and towards 2022) as we celebrate Figmatic's second birthday.

An update on what we've been up to in 2021 so far, and where we're heading in the future.

Introducing our professionally designed Figma templates, 100% free for personal and commercial use.

Spend more time focusing on your designs, and automate exporting code using these no code Figma plugins.

Spending over a year building our new HTML email Figma plugin, based on a decade of experience with eDMs.

Looking back on the first year of Figmatic (and towards building the future), as we celebrate our 1st Birthday

Reduce the distance between design and development closer to zero with these Figma plugins.

Turn Figma into the ultimate design tool for copywriters and UX writers by using these Figma plugins.

An easy to understand overview of what you need to know if you're new to Figma plugins (or just need a refresher).

After months (of 10 hour days) in development, our new Figma plugin converts designs from Figma to Sketch in one click.

My comparisons as someone who has used both Adobe XD and Figma (in 2020).

An overview of the best premium Figma plugins (so far).

How the term “DesignOps” got corrupted and lost its way, and why it eventually won't matter anyway.

My decade long frustrations with seeing the destructive cult of Agile™ infiltrate digital agency environments

The narrow focus on “creating” design systems has largely distracted us from studying the endgame.

Introducing an InVision alternative for securely sharing confidential designs with stakeholders in Figma.

Short summary of the lead up to starting my own company and the last 3 months since I founded Figmatic.

The design “handoff” process to developers is a widely accepted practice, but I think it's fundamentally broken.

My personal comparisons as someone who used both Sketch and Figma for mutliple years.

The propaganda of "rapid progress" of design/development workflows inside companies.

The blueprint I've successfully used to change things inside of a company.

Why I quit my full time job as a lead developer to start Figmatic and build a new future for design and development.