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6 Tips for a Smooth Hand-off from Designer to Developer

On any project, the team is looking for a slam dunk. But this won’t happen if each team member isn’t aware of their role. The designer’s job is to design a user interface and communicate it to developers. But this transition can be painful when developers don’t understand our expectations. Here are six tips to make your next hand-off as smooth as possible.

  1. Share User Stories with Developers
  2. Stay Organized From Day One
  3. Create an Interactive Mockup
  4. Create a Project Encyclopedia
  5. Daily Standups with Developer
  6. Track Bugs and Issues

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Rob Cowie

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