Openness and the Use of Figma in Solving Social Issues
summary
Fujitsu argues that openness—sharing problems and design assets—accelerates social impact and describes a concrete program: a 23-company design board and four workshops to select social issues. They evolved a design system from v1 to version 4 using design tokens, interactive components, and light/dark and accessibility support, built a portal, ran internal dev-involved trials, and produced early case studies that help developers deliver better UX.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:19Design advocate role
- 7:15In-house designer roles
- 10:27Design for social issues
- 11:52Open challenges
- 14:40Open implementation
- 23:37Summary
- 24:41Social issues ecosystem
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