Your design work has more to tell than the final screen
Design teams leave behind more than finished layouts. Figma files, comments, iterations and decisions can show how a product experience was shaped. Argo Reach helps organizations explore whether eligible design records may fit AI development needs.
What is AI data licensing?
AI developers may use collections of design files and related notes to help models interpret interfaces, connect design decisions to visual changes, and assist with design workflows.
Data licensing is an agreement permitting specified data to be used for defined purposes under agreed commercial terms. The organization can continue using its designs, subject to the agreement.
How the process works
Existing records
Defined licensing agreement
AI development
The records behind the work
Here are examples of the types of collections we are interested in exploring.
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Design Files & Screens
Figma design documents, frames, components, variants, layouts and screen flows.
FIG / Figma file data / Design nodes
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Comments & Feedback
Comments, review threads, design critiques and requested changes linked to relevant frames.
Comments / Review threads
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Iterations & Versions
Earlier versions, alternate concepts, before/after states and identifiable revisions.
Version history / Iterations
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Specifications & Handoff
Design annotations, usage notes, component documentation and implementation context.
Annotations / Specs / Dev handoff
Why AI developers need the thinking behind the screen
A final screenshot shows the result. The associated design structure and feedback can help explain what changed, where, and why. Such examples may be useful for training or evaluating AI systems that work with visual interfaces and design instructions.
Initial screen
Pinned feedback
Revised screen
Interpret interface layouts
Relate comments to design changes
Understand components and variants
Evaluate design-editing outcomes
The value is in how a design evolved
When a file is connected to the discussion and revision that followed, it can show both the requested change and the final design decision. Collections with consistent links between screens, comments and versions offer richer context than isolated exports.
- 1Initial design
- 2Specific feedback
- 3Revised frame
- 4Approved version
Start with a description, not your files
You do not need to upload confidential materials to begin a conversation.
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1 Describe
Tell us what collections, formats and systems your organization has, and approximately how much historical material exists.
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2 Assess
Argo Reach reviews potential relevance, collection structure, scale and buyer fit.
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3 Explore
If there is a potential match, discuss permitted use, access, preparation and commercial terms.
A bridge between specialized data and AI development
Your team builds digital experiences. Argo Reach helps explore whether existing design files and the decisions around them may fit specialized AI development requirements.
Specialized design-data requirements- Connected files and feedback
Format and collection qualification
Commercial coordination
Have years of Figma designs and feedback?
Tell us what kinds of files, comments and project histories your team holds. No design files are required for an initial conversation.
Any licensing requires appropriate rights and agreed permitted uses.