If you're like me, you probably have a huge sandbox full of different ideas to brainstorm and explore.

How do you organize your design file so that it is understandable for other designers, engineers or PMs? Watch the video to see real examples I used at Uber Eats and Wealthsimple 🙂

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0:00 – Introduction
0:18 – About Superpeer
0:42 – Why it is important
1:43 – Important elements to provide
3:08 – Walkthrough using real examples
4:16 – Bringing stories to Uber Eats
5:21 – MVP vs. vision of the future
7:05 – Various explorations to support a user story
7:53 – Jamming with PM (placement and visual design decisions)
9:53 – Early concept exploration
11:41 – Show Flows
12:56 – Outro

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