#neutral question

[chunningchang-blog]

Crits – A reflection

Today we were presented our project ideas and Crits. I find out with this present way, I got a lot of feedback from my classmates and teacher. I can think about the problem I didn't discover before and review my user flow again. I feel it is difficult to ask a neutral question more than you just directly say out loud your opinion. For me, it's good to practice that how to propose a proper question at present. Also, I got a quote from my classmate Carina which I like a lot: " Don't worry to fall, we are here to learn"!

[likethemtrashy]

Okay question, do the doc and aaron have chemistry? My emotions are all over the place it's hard to tell. What do you guys think?

[kynesiss]

Hey I just wanted to ask why are Gencies considered homophobic and racist, because I haven't seen them behaving in such way. Can you give some examples?

[valekimi]

Crits Crits Crits

I love how this word sounds!

And, yes! On March 31st I made and received my firsts Crits... “Crits Crits Crits!”

How does it works?! Let me explain... It was made in different rounds of 3 minutes each:

1_ 3 minutes to show my design project idea 2_ 3 minutes where the audience had to deliver their first impression on my project 3_ 3 minutes where the audience had to address “neutral questions” in order to give me some indirect opinion on how I could have eventually improved or developed a specific feature. 4_ 3 minutes where I was asking specifically some feedback about doubts or opinions within my project 5_ 3 minutes (the lasts) where the audience had time to share any spontaneous feedback about how to improve or think differently about a feature within my project.

Well, let me say, it was Fun! But above all, insightful!

I found very curious this kind of approach and at the same time so efficient, especially at such an early stage of the project!

#ThanksIronhack

[heathercollinsmd]

Can we talk about how Stefan has no male friends??