So, this lecture presents a vision and method for what you can do with Figma and what direction you should take to complete it. In addition to the practice of starting from a subcomponent and creating a page, the instructor's rich experience and practical tips are well incorporated, so not only the results you create after listening, but also other knowledge you gain are good. I think that by creating a design system through Figma, I will gain some personal benefits, but I think it can be a very attractive tool for both developers and designers in that it can significantly reduce the possibility of arguments arising due to communication errors with other collaborators. One of the things that I found very satisfying is that the lecture emphasizes and gives you something to think about, such as "Why should it be made like this?" throughout the lecture, so whether you are a front-end developer, a web publisher, or a web designer, you can understand that you can easily create simple and sophisticated results by reaching an agreement and setting common rules. It is not just about doing it this way! It is a good lecture that broadens the range and flexibility of the students who take the lecture. Figma's design tools may be unfamiliar to front-end developers and it may be difficult to immediately understand how they work, but since the lecture shows you how to do it step by step, you will be able to learn how to use the tool. It may take a little more practice to get used to it, but I believe you will quickly fall in love with Figma's charm specialized for collaboration!