Before you ask around

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We know design doesn’t happen in isolation. But when we talk about collaboration, we often think about the immediate triad: design, product and engineering. The reality is, there’s another layer of collaboration happening all the time. You might be designing something that builds on work from another team. A decision made on another project might change the experience you’re creating. Or you might see something another designer is working on and have context that could help.

The problem is, you don’t always know what’s happening. So you look for context. And eventually, a Teams message. What if you didn’t have to search or ask? Meet Loom. One place to see the design work happening across your organization. What’s being explored? What’s in progress? Who’s working on it? What needs review? What’s been aligned? And what’s ready to build? Loom connects the pieces for you.

But where does all of this context come from? Loom isn’t just another place designers have to keep updated. Loom starts where the work already happens, in Figma. Through a simple plug-in, designers mark what they’re working on and where it stands. As the work moves, they update its status right there. And Loom reflects those updates in the portal.

So the organization gets a living view of design work while designers stay in their existing workflow. Discovery is easy, and so is keeping it current. Because Loom isn’t asking designers to document their work somewhere else. It’s making the work they’re already doing easier to see, connect and build on.

Loom. See the work. Connect the dots. Move together.