# Jig Types Refer to the [Jigs (screens)](https://docs.jigx.com/building-apps-with-jigx/ui/jigs-_screens_) topic to understand concepts, use cases, and how to configure the various jig types. The topics in this section provide code examples for each jig type.

Types	Use	Code Examples
Calendar	Use this jigto build a calendar to display scheduled events and create new events based on a date and time.	jig.calendar
Composite	This jig allows you to display multiple jigs on one screen where you would otherwise be unable to combine the functionality in the same way. For example, a form and list are on the same screen, where the form on completion populates the list with data.	jig.composite
Default	The default jig is the most versatile and provides the majority of functionality, including a combination of components and actions. The most common use of a default jig is for forms and lists.	jig. default
Document	Used to show PDF files or HTML pages inside your app.	jig.document
Full-screen	Create a full screen to show a location across the entire screen.	jig.fullscreen
Gallery	The gallery jig provides a way to browse and swipe through a collection of images.	jig.gallery
Grid	Create grid layouts in your app, organizing content into rows and columns for a visually consistent and flexible interface. It helps align elements proportionally, ensuring a structured design.	jig.grid
List	Create lists of data and style these lists with elements such as avatars, or images. Make the list interactive by adding checkboxes and swipeable elements to update or delete data in list items.	jig.list
Table	The table jig displays structured data in rows and columns, allowing users to view and interact with multiple records within the app.	jig.table
Tabs	Navigate between different jigs with ease, enhancing the user experience by providing an organized layout. These tabs are placed at the top of the screen to ensure a sleek and intuitive interface.	jig.tabs

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