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Sick Design: Unwillingness to Change

Sick Design: Changeum Resistus

(Latin: “Unwillingness to Change”) When you arrive on a new design team, and discover that they are using Dropbox as…
Sick Design: Missing Decider

Sick Design: Absentium Stakeholdus

(Latin: “Missing Decider”) Well, our main stakeholder really wanted to be in this meeting, but he’s currently in the hallway…
Sick Design: Tool Gluttony

Sick Design: Toolus Overloadum

(Latin: “Tool Gluttony”) We need a way to track our progress. Let’s use Google docs to collaborate on our game…
Sick Design: False Progress

Sick Design: Progressum Deceptus

(Latin: “False Progress”) We’ve all seen the office in a frenzy. PM’s running around, the sound of keyboards furiously rattling…
Sick Design Blind Work

Sick Design: Lackus Visibilitus

(Latin: “Blind work”) Branches are always important when engineering a product, but some have to learn it the hard way.…
Sick Design: Valueless Opinions

Sick Design: Blabbus Continuos

(Latin: “Valueless Opinions”) It’s easy to make the mistake of not setting a meeting’s expectations and outcomes. A small team…

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