For one week starting this April Fun Day, you'll be able to choose throwback cursors inspired by four aesthetics from internet history: 8-bit, Y2K, Skeuomorphic, and Aero.
Cursors in Figma and FigJam signify multiplayer collaboration, enabling avatars to design, build, chat, emote, and high five, fostering how users relate to each other through screens.
"I got my start with computers in the days of DOS [Disk Operating System], so all of these retro cursors bring me back to that prototypical idea of what a computer is like," says Chris Brainerd, Software Engineer.
"I grew up in China, and for some reason our school's operating system was super behind. There was no GUI [Graphical User Interface] at all. It was just letters on a screen, so this aesthetic is super nostalgic to me." - Kelly Li, Product Designer
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