Closed nelsonic closed 1 year ago
@seaneady this could be a good exercise for you in your Product Owner / UX Research journey. https://github.com/dwyl/hq/issues/577 π If you want to pair on it at some point, I can speed run it with you, π§βπ» record my screen on Zoom, upload the video and you can do the next one solo. πΊ
Obvs the irony of @iteles, a busy working mum of "Two Under Two!" having this assigned to her is not lost on any of us. π
InΓͺs is literally the person who would immediately benefit from our App
if it was already working as needed. π
I'd definitely like to take a shot at this. Happy with your suggestion above for the first iteration, thanks! @iteles will definitely serve as valued inspiration and I'd be happy to take this off her hands.
Let's take a look at this tomorrow morning after standup. π
@seaneady please upload a screenshot of the work you did in Google Docs. π π· Note: http://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ (all platforms)
Epic @seaneady! π
Can you please copy-paste the avatar image so that we have it in full resolution for printing? π
Let me know if that's ok?
Based on @seaneady's fine work:
Minor adjustments:
PR is ready for review: https://github.com/dwyl/process-handbook/pull/158#issuecomment-1403375031
Tidy screenshot: (the trailing 3 on the next line was bugging me...)
Also Updated my own persona while I had it open:
Ironically our "busy working mum of 2" is too busy with her work to look at this. Closing. β
Your ' busy working mother of two' has been on maternity leave and only looking at priority 1 issues π
I would just add to the pain points: no way to understand which of her tasks are the highest value or are critical.
And might suggest using a more universally understood name?
Looking great though. Short and sweet. Like the format you guys ended up with too.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20210518-the-hidden-load-how-thinking-of-everything-holds-mums-back
"When it comes to household responsibilities, women perform far more cognitive and emotional labour than men. Why is this, and is there anything we can do about it?"
Todo