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A practical guide to design documentation with real examples in Figma
This guide explores how to effectively document design decisions and provide context in Figma, creating transparency and improving collaboration throughout your design process. Discover how to establish a single source of truth, minimize miscommunication, and improve team alignment and efficiency.
Jess Eddy
Don’t let the lack of high-fidelity designs slow your team down: try these ways of collaborating
You don’t need perfect designs to make progress. This article shares practical ways for designers and engineers to collaborate effectively without waiting for pixel-perfect, high-fidelity designs. Learn to overcome bottlenecks, involve engineers early, and align as a team.
Jess Eddy
How to scaffold compelling presentations using proven storytelling techniques
Discover ‘scaffolding’—a powerful technique to build the foundation of any presentation. By structuring your story first, you can create engaging, memorable presentations that capture your audience and clearly convey your message.
Jess Eddy
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30 storytelling techniques you can use in your presentations (with examples)
Captivating presentations rely on powerful storytelling. This article presents 30 techniques—from crafting relatable protagonists to building suspense—with examples illustrating each one. Use these strategies to connect with any audience and make your message memorable.
Jess Eddy
Every landing page design starts in a document
Crafting a high-converting landing page is about telling the right story. Start with the message you want to convey and let it shape the design. Excellent copy connects with your audience and guides them toward taking the action you want. Prioritize the narrative and collaborate.
Jess Eddy