FigJam for Non-designers

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Brian Wood

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01 - Introduction

01 - FigJam for non-designers.mp4

00:22

02 - What you'll learn.mp4

00:52

02 - 1. Join a FigJam Review

01 - Join a Figma review.mp4

03:16

02 - Import the FigJam file to follow along.mp4

02:01

03 - Explore collaborative tools.mp4

03:47

04 - Add sticky notes.mp4

02:53

05 - Add comments.mp4

02:46

06 - Join in a conversation.mp4

01:55

07 - Explore the tools.mp4

04:26

08 - Share a review with others.mp4

01:21

03 - Conclusion

01 - Keep going.mp4

00:24

Description

FigJam is an online whiteboard for ideation and collaborative brainstorming. If you work with UX or design teams but you’re not a designer by trade, FigJam can be a fun and approachable tool that lets everyone have a voice on a project. In this course, instructor Brian Wood shows you how to use FigJam to collaborate more effectively in UX and design workflows, ensuring that stakeholders from different backgrounds are fully involved in the process.

Discover what FigJam can do for non-designers who work closely with design teams. Learn how to facilitate a more open, interactive, and inclusive space for brainstorming by using collaborative tools such as sticky notes, comments, file sharing, audio and cursor chats, and feedback loops that sync up with Figma.

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

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