@utopastac I find it easier to share at the beginning what type of feedback Iโm looking for and put the designers in a headspace where they understand that Iโve explored many options and want critical feedback on the decisions I made for the concepts/complements Iโm sharing.
@KatieLeeKitchen reaction to the freeze dried strawberries is priceless!!๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ. I was wondering why choose that over real ones too ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
These Easy Raspberry and Strawberry Danishes are inspired by cinnamon rolls ๐๐ (Pssssst: Don't sleep on @SunnyAnderson's grated butter trick!!)
Watch #TheKitchen, Saturdays at 11a|10c!
Get the recipe: https://t.co/t60NByAEON.
@goran_says When you pay they ask you to select an option from the screen that starts with an has amounts and then you have to basically select custom to do no tip. Not saying I donโt want to, but the way options are presented, you are more inclined to tip
@elonmusk As one of Twitters most senior designers hired in 2021 to work exclusively on payments, I completed lots of work in this area. I presented a variety of research-backed concepts to staff 3x that included all types of coins and pay exchange methods our users crave.
@jasmineinux A product can be both digital and physical. Product designers have to be empathetic to both the user needs and business needs equally. I think the term UX narrows our actual capabilities as Designers as it is only a subset of what we do and our impact.