The happy path is easy to design. The expensive work hides in everything around it. Figr helps product teams map empty states, loading states, validation, permissions, retries, quotas, errors, and enterprise exceptions before those details become design rework or engineering ambiguity.
A checkout works until payment fails.
A dashboard works until there is no data.
An admin flow works until the user has the wrong role.
An AI feature works until confidence is low, evidence is missing, or the generated result needs review.
Most product teams do not ignore edge cases because they are careless. They miss them because edge cases live across product context: user roles, backend behavior, plan limits, old decisions, component states, and real user behavior.
Figr is built for the product work around the screen: the context, decisions, states, constraints, and handoff.
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Bring Figr your screens, flows, design system, PRD, or walkthrough. Get design output that starts closer to your product and gives your team less to rebuild.
Figr can help identify empty states, loading states, validation, errors, permissions, quota limits, retries, partial success, role-specific behavior, and accessibility issues.
No. Edge case mapping is useful before QA. PMs use it to clarify requirements, designers use it to cover states, and engineers use it to understand behavior before implementation.
Figr can help turn UX decisions and edge cases into test scenarios and acceptance criteria. Keep final QA review with your team.
