Figma × Capcom
Figma x Capcom, from closed production to 50% faster delivery
40-50% reduction in production-to-development work hours
Closed, siloed production to open, real-time collaboration
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Why it works
The case study earns credibility by naming the costs of change honestly, including a temporary workload spike and steep learning curve, before presenting the gains. The headline metrics are specific and layered: 70% fewer revisions, 40-50% fewer work hours, and one-to-two weeks off release schedules, giving readers multiple angles to assess value. The secondary New Capability thread is real: designers can now handle multilingual UI deployment and variable-driven UI changes without engineer involvement, which was not practical before.
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Acknowledge the transition cost before claiming the win. Capcom names the temporary workload increase and learning curve explicitly, which makes the downstream efficiency numbers far more believable.
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