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figma-pro-dev
Developer-Figma collaboration: dev mode, design tokens, component inspection, handoff, and design-system alignment. Use when implementing designs from Figma or aligning code with a design system.
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# Figma Pro (Dev)
## Overview
For developers, Figma is **the source of truth for what to build** — and the collaboration surface
with designers. Professional Figma usage from the dev side means: extracting specs efficiently (dev
mode), consuming design tokens as code, implementing components to match the design system's
intent (not just pixels), and giving designers feedback that improves the handoff both ways.
The through-line: implement the *system*, not the screenshot — tokens, components, and behaviors,
not one-off pixel values.
## When to use
