FigJam specialists for your dedicated team.

Where FigJam fits in a long-term product team.

A shared whiteboard is how distributed teams do the work that used to need a room. Affinity mapping research findings, sketching flows together and running structured workshops all work remotely, which matters when the design capacity and the client are in different countries.

Sitting in the same workspace as the design files is a practical advantage. Workshop output stays beside the designs it shaped, in one place.

The value shows in how sessions are run. A good facilitator prepares the board before the workshop, with templates, prompts and clear areas for each exercise, so time goes into thinking instead of arranging sticky notes. Afterwards the synthesis is cleaned up into something a stakeholder who missed the session can read in five minutes. When teams in different time zones contribute asynchronously over a day or two, the board becomes the meeting.

Teams that already work in Figma usually standardise on FigJam for this reason, while teams on Miro or Microsoft Whiteboard can run the same methods there. What carries over is the craft: timeboxed exercises, dot voting, clear owners for each cluster of findings and a written summary at the end. A designer who stays on your product for years builds a set of workshop templates around your process, so a discovery session for a new feature starts in minutes.

What your dedicated team does with FigJam.

Workshops produce artefacts, not decisions, unless someone converts them. A board full of notes is raw material, and the synthesis into something actionable is the work that most often does not happen.

Synthesis is a deliverable in its own right, part of how design work is scoped, as set out in how the monthly fee is built.

Common FigJam use cases.

• Workshops that work across time zones Collaboration that does not depend on being in one room.
• Affinity mapping research Synthesis done together, with the output beside the designs it informs.
• Synthesis as a deliverable Boards turned into decisions.

Adding FigJam skills to your team.

Collaborative design work includes synthesis in the scope, because a workshop board is raw material.

At Azendo, FigJam work sits with a dedicated UI/UX design team. FigJam specialists join your team remotely as dedicated, full-time team members, selected, employed and managed by us in Chiang Mai and Bangkok. Companies that hire offshore developers through Azendo add the skill at the next monthly cycle.