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Inclusivity & Accessibility: Don't just ask "How might we" also ask "For who might we". Clear heading hierarchy makes for easier tabbing for keyboard users. Try to left align & keep related elements close together for people who zoom in 400%.
Asset vs Deficit model: When working with copy, consider, are you making the user feel like there is something wrong with them? Or are you making sure they feel supported and that they have the opportunity to shine?
Figma is extremely powerful, familiarizing myself with auto layout, component variants, interactive elements, and shortcuts has made my life 10000x easier haha
If you allow too much feedback, your design will no longer make sense... remember that mental model/framework & make sure the feedback you are accepting does not turn your design into a pile of crap. Otherwise you have to answer for it later lol
For refusing feedback, I say "hmmm" "let me think about it" "let me try that out and get back to you" "let me check with my team" OR if you have your thoughts together give a clear & articulate rebuttal with your design rationale
Design exercises I find helpful: Crazy 8s, How might we's, Jobs to be done, Card sorting, User journey mapping, competitive audit, drawing a flowchart... etc
Double diamond process— First diamond: Generative thinking to explore the problem space, followed by evaluative thinking to identify the right problem to solve for. Second diamond: generate design solutions, then evaluate & honepic.twitter.com/6fGOimTTNO
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