>Why bother with a drawing tool when you can literally mockup with real components and react etc. I think that there's still value for the canvas (I'm a UX des

>Why bother with a drawing tool when you can literally mockup with real components and react etc. I think that there's still value for the canvas (I'm a UX designer). I like seeing changes in the vector tool first, and then pushing out any changes to a JSON file where it can be used by the AI tool. That being said, this is just my preferred way of working, so somebody else may not even want to use Figma.