Ronald Aveling
Designer with a soft spot for systems and structured content. Knows the difference between tofu and tempeh. Makes a damn good brunch.
Specialties
- Product Design & Engineering,
- Training & Mentorship,
- UX & UI Design,
- Content Management Systems,
- Figma
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Activity Mapping
Activity mapping is a way to dynamically capture, and work on, product requirements in a format that’s more useful than a static document.
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DACI
Created by Atlassian – DACI is a framework that helps delivery teams make effective and efficient group decisions.
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Sparring
Sparring is a way to get prompt and candid feedback on your work from others in your team. Use it to battle test your ideas by exposing them to differing points of view, and/or get clarity on gaps you can’t fill on your own.
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Shared understanding: why it’s important and how to fast-track it in your project
Tips and tricks to get your team’s collective intelligence buzzing in product development.
· 8 min read
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· 11 min readBuilding a Multi Brand Design System with Tailwind: Tips, Tricks and Tradeoffs
I recently wrapped up a project to help build a multi-brand design system. This article explores why we chose Tailwind CSS for styling and discusses the pros and cons of using it in this context.
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