Looking back...

What did I learn?

• Visual communication works better (show, don’t tell). Meeting with stakeholders, they claimed to understand my proposals, but didn’t fully grasp them until I put clickable prototypes in their hands, which cleared most of their doubts. From that moment on, I decided to show more than what I explained with words.

What did we achieve?

• Improved communication between design and development. In past projects, the development team had trouble locating and understanding designs. I interviewed several developers and identified they commonly used Figma pages to locate flows, so I decided to leverage this and organized the file around their pre existing intuitions. The new file structure was an immediate help for all developers involved, considerably speeding up their work.




• Established a previously non existing solid design base. This allowed us swiftly propose and design new features.