A Question I Didn’t Have An Answer
Exactly four and a half months ago I was asked by an interviewer ‘how would you go about designing a solution for ….’
I had an answer but it was not sticky, not to them, not to me.
Today I have an answer (sticky to me at least). Here’s my design process:
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Design is subjective but doesn’t have to be unstructured
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