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Oh man, I feel this. The 'good old days' of Figma prototyping is a pretty ironic phrase, right? It's always felt like a necessary chore, more than anything truly enjoyable, even with all the improvements they've made.

So, the speaker's calling prototyping in Figma dead, and honestly, I'm not surprised. The idea of just static pixels is the core problem. It's interesting they're framing it as a good thing that it's over. This 'Figma Make' sounds like a major shift.

Okay, this Figma Make sounds intriguing. Bridging that gap between design and a playable prototype without needing to be a coding wizard is a huge deal. I'm curious how much of that 'deep coding knowledge' is truly eliminated.

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Prototyping within Figma itself is presented as an outdated and inefficient practice, despite its improvements like state-based prototyping and variables [0:00-0:30]. The speaker argues that this traditional method of creating numerous interconnected screens, often described as a "noodle" system, is a necessary evil that wastes valuable designer time [0:30]. The core issue is that even these advanced Figma prototypes remain static representations of design, failing to capture true interactivity and functionality effectively [0:30].

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