Dylan Field

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Sourcery · Dylan Field on the “Permanent Underclass of Zero Taste” · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

Social and human situations, but all you know in collaboration or social networks, but also in like marketplace liquidity That is its own network effect.

I think the sort of distribution of customer base matters and I would say that boring software is Not to be undercounted

or things that people would call boring, I wouldn't call boring, but probably there are just so many things that you can find where the folks who are living the problem every day don't have that default impulse to go build software for it, and yet it's a huge problem.

And finally, I would say that the data liquidity that you can establish and how that can create context, how that context can create capability in a system, that is its own flywheel.

And if you get that flywheel right, I think it's very value-accruing to the customer in a way that can be extremely useful.

So that's a lot of the stuff that I'm thinking about.

I'm not sure everyone, but we're lucky to have a lot of great software companies and companies around the world using Figma.

I think both there's the impulse and the quest of how do you take these surfaces and bring them all together.

When you are leaning more into AI and generation, there's a huge opportunity in doing that in one place and not having to think about where do I start.

And so that's something that I've always wanted to accomplish with Figma.

It's extremely hard.

And then there's also the question of like, how broad can you go in terms of serving all the needs of a designer, which are growing and vast.

I mean, designers, I mean, it's the feedback we used to get from developers now.

And so I think that if we can kind of do both of those and find ways to help people create their own tools on the platform, share them with their team,

and get value out of that, that'll be really awesome.

Yeah.

Let's talk about SpaceX and the Pantone Lounge.

Are they?

Well, first of all, I think there's tons to be seen on AI and their cloud business, I guess.

I really don't know how to read that.

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