FigJam for Designers

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Brian Wood

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1. Introduction

001. FigJam reviews.mp4

00:47

002. What you'll learn.mp4

01:02

2. Chapter Name

003. Where does FigJam fit into your review process.mp4

01:45

004. Create a FigJam file.mp4

02:59

005. Setup your FigJam file.mp4

07:16

006. Bring Figma content into FigJam.mp4

04:33

007. Add content from Figma libraries into FigJam.mp4

03:28

008. Start a review.mp4

03:28

009. Facilitate the review.mp4

04:04

010. Integrate feedback from the FigJam review into Figma.mp4

01:07

3. Conclusion

011. Keep going.mp4

00:24

Description

FigJam is an online whiteboard for ideation and collaborative brainstorming. If you’re a designer, it can come in handy as a tool—plus, it’s really fun for the whole team. In this course, instructor Brian Wood shows you how to use FigJam to collaborate more effectively with your stakeholders on UX and design thinking projects.

Explore the basics of FigJam and what it can do for designers, as you learn about facilitating an open, interactive collaborative brainstorming session. Brian shows you how to create your own FigJam file with content from built-in templates, custom designs, and external sources such as Figma. Along the way, get tips on best practices for gathering feedback during review.

Note: This course was created by Brian Wood. We are pleased to host this content in our library.

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