(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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"But wait... there's more"
Figma for Education is mentioned
Keynote ends with a powerful one-liner
New illustration tools
A presenter says Figma more than 5 times in one presentation
Speaker breaks down a UX case study
Mentions “design tokens” at least 3 times
Someone mentions last year’s Config
You watched 3 full sessions live
Introduces feature that should've existed already
New real-time code previews
“We’re just getting started”
One-click responsive design. Create one size, and Figma handles the rest
"Design Systems" mentioned
Speaker mentions accessibility!
Doubling down on AI features
UI3 mention
Percentage based sizing
Technical livestream glitch
Current political impact on the industry is mentioned
Figma Dev Mode update
New Gradient variables
Config London mentioned
A presenter is wearing Figma merch or logo
New shortcuts
Type text inputs in prototype mode
Variable improvements
Hugely requested feature finally added
New Prototyping feature
AI case study is presented
"Flides" mention
There’s a meme or GIF in the presentation
New Community features
Speaker demo crashes, but they recover smoothly
New Auto Layout magic
Keyboard shortcut you never knew about
Figma Slides improvements
Mentions the word "seamless"
FigPals makes a permanent return
“It’s all about the user”
Figma to Real Web Hosting becomes a reality
You spot Material or Fluent Design somewhere
Huge applause for a surprise release
You watched one full session
New FigJam Feature
Pre-recorded segment has perfect editing
A presenter shares a travel story
New AI-driven prototyping feature
A presenter mentions AI more than 5 times in one presentation