Use cases

A note app for designers

Design work generates a lot of feedback and a lot of small revisions. Prysm Note keeps the notes from a review and the changes they imply in one place, so a round of feedback becomes a list you can work through instead of a headache you re-read.

What matters here

  • Capture review notes and turn them into revision tasks
  • Group changes by project, screen or theme
  • Track rounds of feedback so nothing is applied twice
  • Keep inspiration and references next to the work
  • Ask the assistant to group feedback by theme

Feedback, sorted

A review produces a pile of comments in no particular order. Ask the assistant to group them by theme and turn each group into a task, so you can work through the changes in a sensible sequence.

Keep the why next to the what

A revision makes more sense when the note that prompted it is still attached. Keeping the note and the task together means a later change does not undo an earlier decision by accident.

Protect time for the actual craft

Admin and revisions can crowd out the work you were hired for. Block focus time on the timeline and treat it as a real commitment.

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