Figma posted a slight beat on second-quarter profit and revenue in its first financial report as a public company on Wednesday, but fell short of the lofty expectations set by AI and tech investors, sending its shares down 13 per cent after the bell. The company delivered a blowout debut in July as investors rallied behind its new product lineup, revenue growth and potential to capture a significant share of the design software market. Figma's strategy to incorporate every aspect of product