A one-day conference where Figma users come together to learn from each other.

What time should I arrive?

Registration begins at 8:30am, and we’ll have breakfast available. The Keynotes will kick off at 9:15am.

What should I bring to the conference?

Please make sure to bring your ID as we’ll be checking them at the door.

Will I be able to store my bags?

We’ll have a coat and bag check that will be staffed all day, and you’re welcome to store any bags or luggage there.

What meals are included?

We’ll be serving breakfast, lunch, and lite bites for the evening event. We’ll also have a healthy supply of snacks and coffee throughout the day to keep you fueled and happy!

What should I wear?

The Figma team will be in t-shirts and we encourage you to wear whatever makes you comfortable. It is San Francisco, though, and conference venues can get chilly, so we recommend layers and bringing a jacket just in case.

How do I select what breakout sessions I want to go?

There is no pre-registering for break out sessions at Config. Look at the agenda, plan your day, and show up! There is limited space for some of our workshop sessions so be sure to show up a little early for a session if its something you really want to attend.

Is your event accessible?

Config is a safe and inclusive space for everyone across every religion, country of origin, sexual orientation, visible and invisible disability, and age, as well as veterans and people who have been incarcerated.

Our venue is wheelchair accessible; we’ll have all-gender/all-people restrooms; we’ll have seats up front reserved for wheelchairs, people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing and/or visually impaired; we’ll have live CART captioning at the stage. If you need an ASL interpreter, volunteer guide, prayer room or have other accessibility needs let us know during registration and we’ll do our best to accommodate.

Do you have a policy around Coronavirus?

As a precaution, Figma is asking any speaker or attendee that has traveled to areas affected by the Coronavirus within two weeks of Config to refrain from attending the event. We are offering a full refund to any person impacted by related travel restrictions or adherence to this precaution. While we believe that there is very low risk for our community, we want to take the appropriate steps to keep that risk as negligible as possible.

Code of Conduct

A code of conduct is an agreement on the rules and behaviors that are (and are not) acceptable for members of a group or organization. In our case, the members encompasses everyone participating and the group or organization is Figma's user conference, Config.

The Config Code of Conduct includes:

• No harassment, insult or intimidation. This includes:
  
  • Negative comments related to gender, sex, identity, expression, orientation, age, physical ability, physical appearance, size, color, race, culture, national original, immigration status, family status, ethnicity, religion, education level, social or economic class.
  • Putting down someone's opinions/approaches to work
  • Disrupting talks or harassing photography/recording
  • Stalking, following, or brigading
• No un-welcomed attention, including sexual attention.
• Physical contact, both inappropriate or violent in nature.
• No inappropriate sexual language, imagery, or activities. This includes sexualized clothing, uniforms, or costumes.

Why do we have one?

We want to create a safe and inclusive environment for every single person who is participating in Figma's user conference. We can do that by creating a code of conduct that each participant understands and agrees to.

Who is it for?

Everyone participating in Config. Participating means:

• attending the conference and workshops
• staying at the hotel(s) associated with the conference
• engaging with the online community of the conference (social media, Slack)

Everyone means:

• attendees (and potential attendees)
• speakers
• volunteers, vendors, venue staff
• Figma employees

Getting help

Have a question, experience something that makes you feel unsafe, or have a violation or concern to report? We are here to help. You can reach us by emailing community@figma.com.

Reported Incidents

When reporting an incident, please be as specific as you feel comfortable. Any details you feel comfortable sharing (what happened, who was involved, any witnesses, and additional context) will be helpful for our team.

Upon receiving a report, our team will review the incident and recommend a solution. Depending on the severity of the incident in question, we may do one of the following:

• Issue a warning that the participant must comply with immediately
• Remove (physically and/or virtually) the participant from the conference without a refund
• Take legal action with consent of the victim