Be sure to check out Wipebook and use my code 'charli20' to get 20% off your purchase with my link ➯ wipebook.com/Charli_yt And make sure to download the Wipebook Scan app available on iOS and android to save your work directly to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and Evernote!
In our company we write something called Acceptance criteria, which is basically expected outcome but not as specific so for the login case it would be something like: User is able to login using Google Must include a way to restore password This helps with clarifying the issue, without limiting creativity, personally helped a lot
Hi! Super insightful, thanks. :) My team is having trouble with organizing Jira properly and it’s causing a lot of issues. In your experience, shouldn’t the Product Owner be the one to come up with a plan for writing better tickets?
In agile theory, yes, along with scrum master, but practically the whole team needs to be involved, since the product owner is not the one who will be working on the issue
The “is what it is” take you had at the end blows my mind and frustrates me as well. I never understand how you can design a product by just assuming what the users problems are. As someone who is new to the tech industry as a dev, I was very surprised to see this as the norm. At least so far in my career. Maybe a pivot to UX similar to your story is in my future… love your channel!
Be sure to check out Wipebook and use my code 'charli20' to get 20% off your purchase with my link ➯ wipebook.com/Charli_yt
And make sure to download the Wipebook Scan app available on iOS and android to save your work directly to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, and Evernote!
Love that kind of videos ! 🔥
I'm a Jr. UX and I love to see the organisation between teams. Very inspiring !
Definitely want something on how you’re organizing files!
Where did you get the chair? It’s so cute
ok but the big question is where did you get your pink couch/loveseat/arm chair?!
glad to see your strategic planning and documentation stuff. i feel like my planning process is never good enough.
lol nooo it's an iterative process and it changes depending on the team as well ^^
Hi , where did you purchase your love seat sofa, brand ? It looks very comfy !
Thanks for sharing that Charli :) great video!
In our company we write something called Acceptance criteria, which is basically expected outcome but not as specific so for the login case it would be something like:
User is able to login using Google
Must include a way to restore password
This helps with clarifying the issue, without limiting creativity, personally helped a lot
yeah, I think someone brought it up in the meeting too :)
Can u make a video on your workflow like do you use auto layout and components all the time
Not all the time - it really depends on what I'm working on. I can make a video on it though :)
@@charlicheung yeah plz helps a lot
What international company do you work for?
Pls do share how you organise different files
Hi! Super insightful, thanks. :) My team is having trouble with organizing Jira properly and it’s causing a lot of issues. In your experience, shouldn’t the Product Owner be the one to come up with a plan for writing better tickets?
In agile theory, yes, along with scrum master, but practically the whole team needs to be involved, since the product owner is not the one who will be working on the issue
yup exactly. That was the meeting in the afternoon where we all talked about how we (BA, Dev, UX, etc.) envisioned tickets to be written
The “is what it is” take you had at the end blows my mind and frustrates me as well. I never understand how you can design a product by just assuming what the users problems are.
As someone who is new to the tech industry as a dev, I was very surprised to see this as the norm. At least so far in my career. Maybe a pivot to UX similar to your story is in my future… love your channel!
likeable gurl
Wow ........
those cat ear headphones lol
they're necessary for the creative process 😌