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Most designers have solid reasons behind every decision they make. But when it's time to explain the work to a client, or turn it into a case study, those reasons are rarely written down anywhere.
We felt that too sometime, so we decided to built "Check" with the team. Answer a few questions about your project, and "Check" will turn your answers into a one-page case study that's ready to share.
Pick the "Focused fix" if you improved something that already existed, or "Build from nothing" if you started it yourself. Early access is open starting today & the full access should follow in about two weeks. Stay tuned! 👀
We'd love your feedback while it's still taking shape. "Check" us out on jet.studio/product/check
The part where you pick "Focused fix" versus "Build from nothing" seems handy for shaping the case study to match the project's scope.
For 'Focused fix', I'd ask separately what changed and what was actually measured. If the designer has no outcome data yet, does Check leave that section as 'not measured' so the intended benefit doesn't become a claimed result?
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