Structuring Moodboards, Personas, and User Flows within FigJam
Now that you have an understanding of Figma as a design tool, and you know about some of its basic functionality, you are ready to dive into learning it by starting to do it. This is a reasonable and logical next step, since the best way to learn is to practice as much as possible. As mentioned in the previous chapter, Figma now consists of two types of files – design files and FigJam boards. You will start your practice with the second one, although it is a recently released brand-new feature. You might think that FigJam is Figma’s complementary tool, but let’s take a look at the reasons why you should start with it and not vice versa.
First, FigJam is much easier to use; consider it as a warm-up before you start practicing with more complex tools in Figma. Its functionality doesn’t even come close to what the “design editor” has, since it was created for a different purpose...