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This was my first thought, but I was worried about it becoming unwieldy after a couple of iterations. What are your experiences with doing this in a team? Any t
by hysan 10y ago
This was my first thought, but I was worried about it becoming unwieldy after a couple of iterations. What are your experiences with doing this in a team? Any tips on how to manage all of the back and forth?
- Mz 10y agoI have not done this as part of a team. But I would think it is not critical for everyone to be using the exact same drawing. The drawings should be viewed as a tool for communicating. If different people are using different drawings, but it is facilitating communication, that second piece is the important piece. At the mock up stage, I think the most important piece is hammering out effective communication protocols. Regardless of what tool you use, this will be a process. It sounds like you may be in different countries. If so, you may find that bridging the culture gap is harder than bridging the tech gap.
- hysan 10y agoGood point. I was probably thinking too far ahead instead of focusing on the communication aspect. No worries about culture though since we're all American and even lived together for a while. We just happen to be spread across the world because of our jobs.