There's a small thing some designers do that I always appreciate. They send a Loom walkthrough alongside the Figma file at handover. It's not always possible. Timelines get tight. People get busy. I get that. But when it happens, it changes how the project feels. You're not just looking at frames anymore. You're hearing how someone thought about the work. What they intended. Why a section is the way it is. That kind of context is hard to put into a Figma file. I've started builds many times feeling like I already understood the project, just from watching the walkthrough first. The work moves faster, and what I build usually lands closer to what the designer was actually going for. It's a small habit. But it always means something.