The tool I've used for the longest, enjoy using the most, and don't see being phased out anytime soon. While where it sits in my process is different today than it was a few years ago, it's still an essential tool that I continue to develop my skills with.
I've been using Figma since the very start of my career, while early on it was just for basic wireframes, in the last 3 years I've expanded my skills to become an end-to-end product designer, and now it's laughable that I thought I knew how to use the tool before then! I went from not knowing what auto-layout was, to building design systems and handing off hi-spec designs to developers.
It's mostly been the centre of my workflow, and I genuinely love using it. New tools are progressing alongside it now, and the way I use Figma is changing. It's doing less of my work overall, but the work it's doing, in my opinion, is still the most crucial.
Figma used to span the whole process, and Claude speeds up the start and the end. After concept exploration in Claude, I can take my ideas into Figma and mock up a few hi-spec screens. If working on an existing product, I'll utilise or make adjustments to the design system where needed. When I've designed the key screens, I can use Claude Code flesh out the interactions, giving me a workable prototype in a tenth of the time it used to take. Once the interactions have been tested, I go back into Figma for the final designs.