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Successful design critique: The importance of sharing work and taking feedback gracefully
The importance of regularly sharing your work in design critique, and the key elements that make for a successful process.
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Conclude asking for async feedback with a summary slide
A summary slide can jog people's memories. When reviewing a video or presentation, it can be easy to forget certain details or lose sight of the big…
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Clearly state how you want to receive feedback
Fragmented feedback can be a headache to keep up with. If you're receiving feedback from multiple sources – such as Slack, Loom, or Figma – it can be…
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Ask concrete feedback questions
Concrete questions are more impactful than general questions. Instead of asking vague questions like "What do you think of this?" try to be specific and…
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When asking for feedback call out the tradeoffs of your design decisions
It helps you think through the second order effects of your decisions. By considering the pros and cons of different design choices, you'll be forced to…
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It's important to set the stage for your reviewers, so they can better understand and evaluate your work.
One effective way to do this is by taking a few moments to set the scene before you start sharing your prototype.
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Strategies for getting async feedback cont.
The second set of strategies for getting the most out of async design feedback
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Strategies for getting async feedback
Today, I wanted to talk to you about strategies for getting asynchrony feedback in the design process.
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Richard Simms
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Welcome to the UX MBA — I write about connecting the dots, between business outcomes and customers experience, to deliver impactful design work.
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