Figma for frontend developer - tool only for designers?

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When creating a project in figma, I came to the conclusion whether a front end developer should know and use figma? Since you work with User Interface, why don't you use figma?
While browsing through job offers for juniors, I can see the skill of figma in some of them. Of course, at this stage I am not ready to work as a junior yet. I created my figma project and it was a fun job. First of all, I have a figma online at my fingertips. Apart from paint, pixlr, adobe XD and lightroom, I didn't use any other graphics tools. However, creating a store design is quick, fun and fun. Where's writing the code 🙃?
When I was writing a few HTML and CSS based projects, I never created the project in designin tool, I wrote the code, and only then improved the elements. From today's perspective, I was wasting a lot of time. Unnecessarily! Compared to the current approach, I have a few comments and conclusions.
Due to the fact that I have created a project, when writing the code, I do not think about the appearance only of the implementation, readable code and layout of the application
I Import svg, change its content in figma, export it as I want. Ready. Perhaps there is another way? At this point, for me - this approach is great! I'm throwing out of svg what I don't need. Boom, the picture is already in the app!
Thanks to the new approach, working with code is even more fun. Sure, there are things that take a long time, but I'm still learning and will not stop. When I manage to implement a given component in a short time, I am proud of myself, if the work goes slower, I get mad at myself.
Thanks to the figma project, the coding work is more organized. I can focus on what I do, I am more aware, I have a clear head. Working in figma is a lot of fun and certainly less frustration than implementing a CSS that does not change the look... Does it only happen to me <3?
CONCLUSION
Do you need UI / Ux designer everywhere? Ok for complex applications yes, but is it a simple component too?
I am adding the admin view to my shop/store, do I need a designer already? In my opinion no. I'll do it myself in 30 minutes, especially since my Vue.js e-commerce store is quite simple at this stage.