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The designers worked hard to create the most simple and easy design that is doing the job, which is also simple and straightforward in nature. The design is so good, that it basically boils down to a simple template which is filled with values and all actions just lead to the same screen with updated values. The business logic is straight forward with almost no branches and absolutely no edge cases. Because you deal with flat data which isn't related to anything else. Your database is just a key/value store which you always query by key. There just is no need for indexes or any search or filtering and you always just need a single record. Also, the application is synchronous: User does something and gets result. No interaction with any services or other users' data.
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Voxera115852y@Oktokolo do not forget user studies and interviews, that can take quite a lot of time.
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@Voxera Yeah, definitely. Poor designers probably worked their asses off to create the best user experience ever.
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@Oktokolo yeah. Poor them. They worked so hard, they left no room for dev. We can live with no tests and who needs QA.
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FloydDavis18127dI totally get your frustration. The discrepancy between design and development timelines can be maddening. From my experience in a hands-on design training program, like the one KreativStorm offers, it’s clear that effective communication and collaboration are key https://reddit.com/user/shapik96/... Designers and developers often have different workflows and paces. Have you found any strategies to bridge this gap effectively in your projects? Sharing our experiences could help us all manage these challenges better!
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