Did that leave Figma with room to create something that didn’t feel redundant? After all, other digital whiteboards such as Miro already existed. How do you make it so that you’ve got great tools for that? I think that’s a need that everyone has, whether they realize it yet or not.” The first part of the design processĮven if Figma users needed something to help them collaborate on ideas in rough form, it wasn’t a given that they’d turn to Figma for it. “And everyone needs to run their meetings better. In October, it rolled out a major upgrade, which-since it lets third-party developers add new features in the form of widgets and plugins-could take the app to places that might surprise even its creators.įigma is already done thinking about FigJam as a response to the pandemic moment. “Everyone needs these spaces to congregate in and to get people talking,” says Field. But it seems to be serious about its future.
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To ramp things up quickly and get plenty of feedback, the company announced that the full version would be a free beta for the rest of 2021.Įight months later, Figma isn’t disclosing much in the way of stats relating to FigJam’s success so far, such as how many users it’s racked up.
“Then the pandemic hit.” With Figma users abruptly deprived of actual physical whiteboards in conference rooms, Figma had the incentive it needed to put other projects aside and build an equivalent in virtual form.ĭylan Field It unveiled the results-which it dubbed FigJam, a great name-at its online Config conference in April 2021. “We never quite prioritized it,” says Figma’s cofounder and CEO, Dylan Field.
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