A juxtaposition between how no one ever sees me, but everyone sees the work I do. In regards to Open Design and Remote Work, I talk about the benefits of each and how to start doing them. Afterward, I dig into giving back to the WordPress community.
Rita Alvez I just saw the change you made for the tooltip in the PR 14361. You might be able to optimize the code on line 37. After that, we should be good to go.
[…] diverse views should be helpful for problem solving. […] We expect that for most problems one would be better off having a mix of people from different cultures than having people all from one culture. Source: The Geography of Thought, Richard Nisbett
Cultural diversity. Brings together people from diverse cultures and countries. Increased productivity. When people are happy, their productivity increases.
A 2-year Stanford study shows that remote workers are more productive. Remote workers did 13% more work in the same amount of time as their peers. Source: Inc., Scott Mautz https://www.inc.com/scott-mautz/a-2-year-stanford-study-shows-astonishing-productivity- boost-of-working-from-home.html
Well have you tried ? making the logo bigger putting the sidebar on the left a different font another color adding more space what Facebook does what my friend’s site does moving that thing over there this other thing testing this with anyone making it round
Fall in love with the problem, not the solution. Source: John Boudreau and Steven Rice https://hbr.org/2015/07/bright-shiny-objects-and-the-future-of-hr
Let me work on this and get back to you. We design and experiment with our process in secret. I built some wireframes. We might share specific steps when we feel good about them. Let’s build it together, right now. We sit down and share our process and iterate.
Be inclusive. Make sure you’re aware of who’s involved and gather feedback. Be accessible. Make sure your designs are accessible to everyone. Design in steps. Make sure your steps are apparent, purposeful, and accessible. Recognize others. Give props to others who have contributed to the work.
The enemy of all bad ideas is someone to talk to. Source: How to create a culture of open design, Tanner Christensen https://tannerchristensen.com/blog/2019/4/1/how-to-create-a-culture-of-open-design
Community involvement. Diversity of ideas and user insight. Early feedback. Early feedback means quicker iterations. Help spotting mistakes. Less pressure. No BIG REVEAL relieves stress. A confidence in launch. Become a leader. Sharing your process and work allows others to learn from you.
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