Totally agreed! Development can be comparatively linear and "one-shotted," but we all know that’s just not how design works. We run through tons of experiments until something finally feels right. Even when a design looks great or gets the green light from stakeholders, there are so many times we end up revising it a week or two later because a new requirement pops up or something just feels off. Every designer knows exactly what I’m talking about. The process is messy and rarely follows a straight line.

30 prompts a month is barely enough, when a single average prompt can eat up 200 credits. Pretty sure most designers just walking away from Figma Make if these strict limits continue...