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In a web design process, does information architecture feel too general, while wireframing, on the other hand, seems too detailed?

Luckily, Karina Tarhoni has got you covered. Determined to find a better approach, she shook things up and sought a more effective solution. This led her to a breakthrough — the concept of Structure. What's that, you ask? We shed some light on how it works and why it might be the missing element in your process. It's all here 👇

Structure: my new favorite step of the web design process A (better) alternative for information architecture and wireframes.

Asking your peers for design feedback sucks and you know it. We've all been there, right? But let's face it, feedback is the secret sauce that makes your work shine. Luckily there is something we can do about it.

Find out how we've tackled this issue as Bartek spills the beans in our latest article. https://www.tonik.com/blog/asking-your-peers-for-design-feedback-sucks-and-you-know-it

Spoiler alert: there might, or might not be a handy app involved.

Asking your peers for design feedback sucks and you know it | tonik No matter what drives us - be it a hunger for recognition or a need for validation - there is an undeniable uneasiness that comes with requesting feedback from peers through asynchronous channels, particularly on Slack.