design wisdom i've gathered, a thread
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Design in context!!!!!!! You may have a good product feature but if the entry point or location does not naturally fit with the user's workflow/where the user is coming from/user's emotional space, then it might be overlooked or dismissed
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When talking with stakeholders/partners, it is helpful to ask about emotions. What emotional state is the user in? What emotions do we want to evoke? Oftentimes product partners just forget about this part, so as design we bring this to the table
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Progressive disclosure is an important principle. It can be applied in a lot of ways— you can capture a rating before expanding to capture a review, you can show a card before expanding to preview… you can use motion to show less before expanding (to minimize cognitive overload)
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Designing for user trust: does your user feels respected? informed? safe? empowered? are you being transparent and accurately setting up their expectations?
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I try to have a mental model or metaphor for my designs. It does a lot for getting people on the same page, clarifying which elements belong and which don't, and generally helps your design "make sense".
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