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It seems like you're interested in Figma in the context of WWDC. Figma was mentioned in the session titled "Design great visionOS apps." Specifically, it was highlighted as a resource to help expedite prototyping for visionOS apps. The Figma kits include extensive libraries with native components, so you don't have to rebuild these assets yourself.
For more details, you can check out the session Design great visionOS apps (18:21).
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