I use FigJam extensively for research and wish there was a way to organise my board into pages so that each board doesn’t need to be a separate file, this is something Design files already have.
Things get super cluttered having to use a single board for everything.
I use Design files for UI specs while FigJam boards are used for Information architecture, and controllers mapping. As a result, in the team folder, there is one Design file, and many many FigJam boards.
The only workaround is to create a whole project for what could be a unified multi pages FigJam board.
I just started in FigJam and am exploring it for the classroom. I am absolutely baffled that the page issue has yet to be seriously addressed, even after 2 years of requests. Paging is essential not only for organizing information, but also for presenting your project in a non-digital environment (they do exist! And lots more exist that you would think). Google is getting rid of Jamboard (which is why I am looking at FigJam), which has a great paging feature, and I have used it many times as a teacher. What is the hold up?
I couldnt agree more, i use FigJam for moodboarding and run into trouble of needing to segregate sections in a tedious way so pages in FigJam would help to organize it.
Is there a timeline on when this may become available for K-12 Educator Plans? There’s only so much you can do on a single page for teaching a unit, pages would be just as helpful if not MORE helpful for those subscription services.