Use case / Recover your work
You remember the project. The story takes a little more work. Here’s one way to bring it back.
A fictional project, from scattered notes to a story you can check and edit.
“We kept solving the same interface problems in different ways.”
Platform foundations · Project notesMaking room for
a shared direction.
Follow one project
Priya set a shared direction. Her team built the library. The story needs room for both.
Your notes, project files and added context.
A place to find them again.
A shared direction for patterns that teams were rebuilding.
Priya ShahDesign director · Fictional exampleTalk through the decisions and details
your files leave out.
Priya ShahDesign director · Fictional exampleWhat did you decide,
and what did the team build?
“I set the direction and introduced the review process. The team designed and built the library.”
Fictional answer · Nothing is recordedCheck the sources. Edit the draft.
Keep the details that matter.
I introduced a shared review process so teams could decide which interface patterns belonged in a common system. The design team built the component library.
“I introduced a shared review process. The design team built the component library.”
Connect a role’s priorities to your work.
You choose which projects to include.
Set a shared design direction.
Priya’s review process is relevant to the role’s focus on shared direction.
How widely did teams adopt the library?
Follow one fictional project through Osnara. These examples don’t include measured adoption results or make a hiring prediction.
Keep a little more of your work.
These examples are fictional. Edits stay in this tab and aren’t saved to your Library.