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# TimeTable Figjam

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## What is TimeTable FigJam?

TimeTable FigJam is a set of widgets used in Figma's FigJam used to create schedules that look sexy.

## What is FigJam?

[Figjam](https://www.figma.com/figjam/) is an online white-boarding app (like Mural & Miro) created by Figma in 2021. Figma is a graphic design software. Figma made headlines in 2023 when Adobe abandoned its $20 Billion acquisition of Figma.

## How do I get FigJam?

Open a ticket with IT here: <https://help.robinsmorton.net/app/itdesk/ui/requests/add?reqTemplate=133667000018919675>

## How do I access FigJam?

There are two ways to access Figjam:

1. Web browser at [www.figma.com](https://www.figma.com)
2. The Figma desktop app available here: <https://www.figma.com/downloads/>

Mobile Apps are also available but are read-only with comments


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