Interface design software company Figma made a stellar debut on the public markets on Thursday, with its stock soaring more than 3x its IPO price of $33 to close at $115.50 per share.

Figma Inc. raised $1.2 billion with an initial public offering on Thursday, with shares trading for $33, which increased its market share to $19.3 billion.

Danny Rimer, partner at Index Ventures, led Figma’s seed round in 2013, when the company’s stock was valued at just 9 cents per share. He said he has long been impressed by co-founder Dylan Field’s product vision, and agreed with Field’s thesis that design is “the most important determinant” of many consumer-facing tech businesses.