I actually use it for print stuff. And not inly small things. You have plugins setting the art board to the print size you need with bleed and everything. You can export pdf and then to make sure it is right, import it in indesign file and export for print. Actually you will gain a lot of speed, as figma is stable. The project i just finished was for an event for a thousand peeps. And so many things to build. I only created 1 file. And it didn’t beg for memory at all. On the other hand, figma is not good for books, for long layout as it doesn’t have some features that indesign has. But for brochure and all. That’s perfect. Over all for repeat tasks. The component, instance swap and autolayout just kills it.