why design decisions take 5x longer to approve - what's up w/ that?
in our team meetings this year, i've noticed a strange thing: every time someone suggests we tweak or update something in user experience (ux), it feels like the room comes alive. everyone starts asking for prototypes and mockups b4 any decision is made.
on one hand, you'd think technical decisions would be quicker to hash out since they're more concrete - but nope! when a dev brings up refactoring an auth module or adding new features on react app, it's like we're jumping through hoops just for the sake of getting approval.
i wonder if this is some kind of "justification tax" , where every design decision needs to be backed by more data and evidence before being approved? anyone else noticing a similar trend in your projects lately?
any thoughts on how we can streamline these approvals without sacrificing quality or innovation?
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link:
https://uxdesign.cc/the-justification-tax-e5ea3df72bd5?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4