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Designers at Figma never jump into solutioning right away during design critiques Instead they spend time on helping team members see how they are thinking about the problem Framing the problem is super important to get the right type of design feedback Natasha Tenggoro shows she frames a problem... show more

Jayneil Dalal

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Jayneil Dalal1 year ago

Watch the full interview here 👇

RedDeer.Games1 year ago

We can't spill the beans about the release date of Maki: Paw of Fury, but make no mistake, things are happening! 🫘😎 We remind you that the game is coming to #NintendoSwitch and #PC #Steam and you can play the demo on PC, here ⤵️ >>> Have a great day!

madhur1 year ago

@natashatenggoro no right answer to a wrong problem.

Jayneil Dalal1 year ago

@natashatenggoro 💯

Sulaiman Damilola Adewale1 year ago

@natashatenggoro Absolutely, framing the question in the right way helps reduce the possibility of bias.

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