SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
There is nothing worse in web design than finishing a redesign only to need to redesign again. Cloud Four partner Megan Notarte sits down with partner and Creative Director Tyler Sticka to discuss ways to approach a redesign of a legacy application so that you are not in a perpetual state of redesign.
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What to listen for: 00:00 Fearing redesign is understandable
02:40 Clear goals, priorities, and audience
03:49 Redesigns can be hard on users
04:49 Prioritization helps
11:24 Chasing trends
26:19 Documentation is so important
29:09 Consider a design system
32:22 Conclusion
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