# Use template

**Jig templates** are a set of preconfigured jigs that use [Static Data](/examples/readme/jig-types/use-template.md) and [Dynamic Data](/examples/readme/jig-types/use-template.md) making it easy for you to start creating solutions. The chosen template inserts the required YAML in the correct format. Use this as a base on which to build when creating a jig. If the template by default provides the functionality you need, just publish your Jigx project to use the jig on your mobile device.

Use the scenario templates to create a complete solution, for example, a contact management solution.

For steps on how to use jig templates see [Jig Templates](/examples/readme/jig-types/use-template.md) .

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