The Figma versus Sketch debate can sound like a stale question to anyone building a new team from scratch. And yet plenty of studios still hand new hires Sketch files, and plenty of legacy libraries and plugin ecosystems remain tied to it. It’s worth working through, on practical grounds, which choice actually holds up right … 더 읽기
A design retrospective is the first thing to get cut when a team is already racing into the next project the day after wrap. But a project that ends without one tends to repeat the same mistakes a few months later, followed by the familiar line: “didn’t we run into this exact thing last time … 더 읽기
Long before anyone agrees on the problem, a meeting has usually already produced three solutions. “What if we made the button bigger?” “Let’s just add one more onboarding screen.” Proposals like these get thrown out before anyone has settled what the actual problem is. Naming the problem is harder than finding an answer to it, … 더 읽기
The design sprint comes with a built-in burden: the name itself implies you need to clear your calendar for five straight days. Dedicating an entire team, Monday through Friday, to a single question is ideal in theory and, for teams juggling several projects at once, close to impossible in practice. But that doesn’t mean the … 더 읽기
Benchmarking is not the same as screenshotting a competitor’s onboarding flow and dropping it into a slide. Done properly, it’s less a survey of what other products did and more an inquiry into why they did it, and whether that reasoning holds up in your own context. Skip that question and benchmarking quietly becomes copying. … 더 읽기
