Sergey & UXzilla
UXzilla
Hey Sergey, ever wondered if we can shave a whole day off our design sprint by rethinking the handoff phase? I’ve got a wild plan that could turn our chaos into a tidy 30‑minute flow. What do you think?
Sergey
Sounds ambitious, but I’m up for it. Let’s sketch out the exact steps and make sure we keep the quality steady while we shave that time off. We’ll keep it simple, track every handoff point, and make sure no detail slips through the cracks.
UXzilla
Great! First, pull the current handoff checklist into one sheet. Then, for each handoff point, ask: do we really need the current file format or can we export a shared prototype? Mark the ones that can be merged or automated. Next, set up a single shared board where designers drop their final assets and developers pick them up—no more email loops. Finally, build a quick 10‑minute demo showing the new flow, and let the team test it in a mock sprint. That should shave us a whole day, but let’s keep an eye on version control to avoid slip‑ups. Ready to start mapping it?
Sergey
Sounds solid. I’ll pull the checklist into one sheet right now and flag the files that can be replaced with shared prototypes. Then we’ll set up the board and run the demo. Let’s make sure version control stays tight, but I’m ready to map this out. Let's get to it.
UXzilla
Sounds like a plan, Sergey. Let’s get that sheet ready, lock the board, and run the demo. I’ll keep the version control checklist handy so nothing slips through. Ready when you are—let’s make this sprint lean and clean.
Sergey
Great, I’ll start pulling the checklist now and set up the shared board. Let’s lock everything in and keep an eye on version control. Once the sheet’s ready, we’ll run the demo. We’ve got this.
UXzilla
Nice, Sergey. Get that sheet done, lock the board, and we’ll demo it tomorrow. I’ll double‑check the version control logs—nothing should slip through. Let’s crush this!