Figma
Collaborative design platform for teams to create and prototype seamlessly.
What is Figma?
Try FigmaFigma is a collaborative design platform for teams to plan, create, and prototype across the product workflow. You can start from an idea using tools like templates and FigJam, then refine work into designs that are ready for handoff and development. The template gallery includes wireframe kits, brainstorming and planning templates, diagramming templates, and community-made options.
What can you build with Figma from an idea to product delivery?
Figma supports design workflows from brainstorming and planning through wireframing, UX research, and prototyping, helping teams keep work organized in one place. It also supports design handoff and development-focused collaboration so what’s designed can move forward more smoothly.
How do Figma templates help no-code designers and teams get started quickly?
You can begin by using pre-made templates from Figma’s template gallery (including wireframe kits, product planning templates, and brainstorming templates) to shape an idea into a draft faster. The gallery also highlights community options so you can explore more templates, widgets, and plugins.
What types of templates are available for planning and brainstorming in Figma?
Figma offers planning and brainstorming templates such as product development roadmap, quarterly planning, strategic planning, lean canvas, product launch planning, and SWOT analysis. There are also FigJam templates for keeping research, wireframes, and QA notes together, plus meeting templates like meeting notes and project kickoff.
Does Figma include diagramming templates for visual thinking?
Yes. The template gallery includes free diagramming templates like flow charts, Venn diagrams, infographics, and organization charts to help you turn ideas into clear visuals during design and product planning.
How can teams use FigJam templates alongside Figma files?
FigJam templates are designed to work alongside your Figma tiles, letting you keep related artifacts together, such as design ideas, UX research, wireframes, and QA notes. This helps teams collaborate in the same flow from early thinking to more structured design work.