Dylan Field took Figma public in one of the wildest IPOs in recent memory. He insists the real story is the rise of design ...

In the savagely satirical HBO series Silicon Valley, the fictional investor Russ Hanneman boasts of being in the “three-comma ...

Software design company Figma’s successful IPO has propelled its founder and CEO, Dylan Field, into the ranks of college ...

Dylan Field, the CEO of Figma, recently became a billionaire without a college degree, sparking debate about the need for ...

Born in California, Dylan Field studied computer science at Brown University, where he met Evan Wallace, his company's ...

Figma founder CEO Dylan Field has disclosed that he plans to sell 2.35 million shares. At the midrange he’ll be cashing out of over $62 million. (That might be a much higher num ...

Index Ventures’s Danny Rimer—whose investments also include Etsy, Dropbox, Discord, and Dream Games—led Figma’s 2013 seed ...

The tech investment climate feels more like New York City (97 degrees) today than San Francisco (67 degrees). That is to say, ...

Figma, founded by Dylan Field and Evan Wallace, evolved from UX/UI design into an end-to-end product design and prototyping platform used widely, with rapid revenue growth (~46% YoY).

Field currently has 75.3% voting power, including shares owned by cofounder Evan Wallace entrusted to him, though the filing did not specify what Field’s exact stake will be after the offering .

There are some reasons to believe that Figma could pull it off. Its financials are impressive, per the S-1 filing. The company brought in $749 million in revenue in 2024, a 48% jump from 2023 ...

The stock from selling shareholders includes up to 2.35 million shares from Figma co-founder and Chief Executive Dylan Field and up to 2.76 million shares from Mamoon Hamid, a board member at ...