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Use case / Keep the details

Keep the work.
Before you forget it.

A screenshot shows what changed. A quick note can help you remember why. Keep both while the details are still fresh.

Follow Jordan’s exampleAll three use cases

A fictional example. Nothing here saves to your Library or publishes your work.

Fictional designer Jordan writing project notes at his desk.
Jordan / A fictional story
A note from the project

“The status labels confused people during the walkthrough.”

Returns status · Project notes
A place to return to

A few details now.
Less to piece together later.

Keep what you know. Leave room for what’s missing.
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Keep a little as you go

You don’t need
the whole story yet.

Jordan has a screenshot and a few notes from a returns-status project. The results haven’t been measured. That’s still a useful place to start.

01 / Bring the pieces

Keep the source nearby.

A useful screenshot. A note from a walkthrough. Start with material you’re allowed to use.

Status-flow screenshotA source from the returns project
Walkthrough notesWhere the confusing labels came up
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“The status labels confused people during the walkthrough. I revised the labels and checked the next version with the team.” No outcome measurement was provided.

02 / Add the context

Write the part you’ll forget.

What did you change? What did the team do? A short note is enough. You can add more later.

Example project note

Returns status

I changed the status labels after the walkthrough. The team implemented the update. We haven’t measured the effect yet.

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03 / Return when you’re ready

Give yourself a place to pick up.

Your notes don’t have to become a case study today. Come back when you want to tell the story.

SourcesScreenshot and walkthrough notes
Your contextDecision, team contribution and unknown result
Example project

Returns status

I changed the status labels after the walkthrough. The team implemented the update. We haven’t measured the effect yet.

Outcome not measuredNot a complete case study
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Start with work you know

Keep the details worth remembering.

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