FigJam's automatic naming

Cognitive Load is the working memory needed to finish a task. FigJam's auto-naming cuts out repetitive naming, so users can copy boards faster without stopping to think about labels.

Progressive Disclosure is about gently revealing complexity. FigJam hides the fuss of naming until it's needed, so users focus on creating, not admin, in the early steps.

Specificity means clear, purposeful actions feel easier. By auto-naming “Option 2,” FigJam gives a predictable, specific label, so users know what’s next without guessing.

Figma uses similar shortcuts in font sizing, with labels like "Omnipresent" to reduce choices and keep things simple. Both features help users move quickly and avoid getting stuck on details.

Gmail also removes friction by auto-saving drafts and confirming actions, so users can focus on writing instead of managing files. Both approaches keep creative flow and reduce interruptions.