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When testing flows and prototypes with users, we come with tasks that users need to complete in a prototype. We let the user tell us how they feel and what is their thoughts are. In some other cases, using a data-driven approach, we would analyze data gathered from Hot-Jar or analytics.

This is very nicely written

To help me understand the user's needs, the first step in my thought process is to understand the problem the user is facing. Depending on the scale of the feature or improvement that needs to be taken into account, I organize a work group, or simply talk with people that can give me more information.

the same place it started for most designers.

The micro-interactions...

Take a look at my Dribble profile for more.

the with "a" human-like interaction...

to "the" Framer ..

In CONDA, I helped standardize components and create two great products, Platform, and B2B CMS. CONDA is the connecting link between entrepreneurs and investors, and is based on block-chain technology. I learned a lot about FinTech in CONDA,

I worked with City Expert, a Serbian startup as UI/UX designer and consultant. City Expert is an online real-estate agency from Belgrade. It was great experience to use a data-driven approach in user testing and help define their design language!

At XebiaLabs, I used DSM to enable designers and developers to working from the same source of truth. InVision DSM helped me to manage all components and communicate design language.

For the past 2 years, I have been working in XebiaLabs on the XL Release and XL Deploy DevOps products. Take a peek at a couple of the improvements that took place at XebiaLabs and my approach to solving those challenges.

Our team becomes international, spanning 3 continents, and includes 3 more products. We're working on brand new stuff that will serve as a North Star for our other products to follow. I have ported the design system to Figma with the organization of the projects and features in the tools.

I don't understand what you mean in this line: "I have ported the design system to Figma *with the organization of the projects and features in the tools."

A UI/UX and interaction designer who is passionate about code. I help brands to launch new products with a focus on user experience

Hi, I'm Bojan Kocijan

does this process differ from the same section on the Get started page?

Remove step, not specific.

This is confusing. This topic doesn't describe how to get an access token.

This step should point to the tutorial that describes how to access the sandbox.

I would like to step through this tutorial.

why are we linking here? this is not specific, which procedure

why are we linking here? this is not specific, which procedure

what are we redirecting here?

• No on-boarding section on that page.
• What does on-boarding mean to the user?

We need to describe the access to production in an important message.

Can we incorporate this conceptual information into the relating step in the tutorial? We are describing it in two places, neither are complete in terms of completing a task.

Not specific, where should the user go?

Not specific, where should the user go?

Not specific

we should call the above heading "authorization code process", when I clicked this I though it would direct me to a different process.

This isn't specific, how to I complete this for my app?

Does this mean for sandbox or production?

The overview section does not have an on-boarding section.

What does on-boarding mean to a new user?

Can we incorporate this with the tutorial?

does this process differ from the same section on the Get started page?

Remove step, not specific.

This is confusing. This topic doesn't describe how to get an access token.

This step should point to the tutorial that describes how to access the sandbox.

Does the user need this licence to use the API in the sandbox

does this process differ from the same section on the Get started page?

Remove step, not specific.

This is confusing. This topic doesn't describe how to get an access token.

This step should point to the tutorial that describes how to access the sandbox.

why are we linking here? This is a standalone procedure?

why are we redirecting here?

No batch page

We should describe conceptual information that relates to this step, in this step.

Why are we directing here at?

we must point directly to info. This should be reworded into a new important info section on access to production.

This line isn't needed. We only need to explain that you must go through this process for production only.

I want us to step through this procedure.

For sandbox or production?

What does on-boarded mean to a new user?

Can we incorporate this topic into the tutorial?