Figma School

Listen.

I get it.

Getting laid off knocked the wind out of you.

The UX world kept moving while you were catching your breath, and now Figma skills seem like the only thing hiring managers and recruiters care about.

Everyone feels behind.

Everyone's scrambling.

Some people are doing it alone, staring at tutorials at 2 AM, wondering if they're wasting their time.

You don't have to do this alone.

Figma School isn't just about learning software.

It's about getting your mojo back.

It's walking into a room where everyone nods when you say, "I feel like my experience doesn't matter anymore."

It's hearing someone say, "I figured out such-and-such last week—here, let me show you."

Let's turn frustration into fuel.

Every meetup will give us something we can use to re-vamp your portfolio.

Every connection is a potential job lead.

And every session will rebuilds the confidence that we let layoffs steal from us.

The longer we sit at home feeling behind, the more behind we feel.

But here's the beautiful truth: UX skills are learned, not innate.

We've mastered new tools before.

We've adapted before.

And this time, we'll have people beside us who understand exactly what we're going through.

The industry didn't leave us behind—it just changed direction.

And directions can be learned.

So join us, and start turning "I used to be a UX designer" into "I'm a UX designer who now kicks ass at Figma too."

Your choice. But we're saving you a seat.