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Edge cases found in QA often turn into additional work nobody planned for.
Before planning a feature, ask:
→ What slows the user down?
→ Where does the system block them?
→ What if it fails to load?
→ What if it returns no data?
You’re usually able to find more decisions that need to be made by asking.
The four questions you listed are so simple yet so easy to skip in planning. That flowchart mapping out the no-access and error paths is a great artifact, it makes the invisible work visible.
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Hiring: UX / Product Designer (remote, ongoing)
I run Novatur Design, a product design studio based in Malta. We work with startups through to enterprise clients such as The Daily Mail, across a range of industries from EV to Crypto, Fintech to IoT.
I’m looking for an all-round UX / product designer who can take a problem from user flows through to polished hi-fi UI. Figma, auto layout and design systems should be second nature.
This is ongoing contractor work on a monthly basis, not a one-off project. If it works well on both sides, there’s potential for it to go full time.
Remote, so you don’t need to be in Malta. Individual designers only, no agencies please.
If you’re interested, the application takes about 6 minutes:
https://tally.so/r/yXZ2dB
Ralph
Love the variety of industries you work with. Sounds like an amazing opportunity for the right designer.
