What I did as an in-house designer to work smoothly with non-designers
summary
Claims that in-house UX teams in Japan actually do their own research and usability testing and that early file sharing cuts rework; built a design system for non-designers plus short how-to notes and runs internal study sessions to raise team fluency; uses Figma–Slack linkage so comments hit Slack instantly and engineers get answers faster; uses audio and cursor chat for quick 5-minute syncs; these practices increase cross-discipline feedback and reduce clarification time.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:21About Rakuten Rakuma
- 4:13In-house design in Japan
- 9:30UX research trends in Japan
- 10:01Collaborating with non-designers
- 14:45Figma collaboration tips
- 17:50Figma audio and cursor chat
- 20:04Summary
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