Kick-off Stage 3 Design Review

Status of Design

It seems that the design will be completed at the end of November. Currently, the design efforts are at around 85%.

Flow internal team for the design validation process. Source
1. The test passes
2. The test fails
3. The test passes, but there are some out-of-scope issues
The process is going to vary based on the acceptance/testing branching strategy
We can also do dark releases outside of the mentioned flow.
Browser Support:
- Desktop: Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Edge
- Mobile: Chrome/Safari
- Tablets: Not being tested
It sounds like testing is done mostly manually. I wonder if we can suggest the use of Browserstack and run some automated tests instead.
Loom is their favorite tool to add more insightful screenshots and video recordings as feedback.

From Figma nothing is out of the ordinary.
Is there a style guide available for design components, fonts, colors, and brand icons?
No mobile-friendly at all right now

Major change expected with the introduction of Menu. Some feats are not available on the mobile experience

Different states: Pretty standard update of jobs adds. It seems that it is going to be difficult to test different states. Highly suggested to mock states with Storybook at the initial stage.
Listing preview: Publishers can have a preview of the desktop/mobile version of the ad
Applications:
- Docs: Cover letters and other documents that can be downloaded
- Emails: Emails sent and received. Also, users can send emails through the platform
- Notes: Notes of other reviewers

Meetings go on for too long as per booking. I'm pretty sure we can try to do the same in under an hour.
We would benefit from having more general ballpark reviews. Also, do we really need the whole team for every step? I kind of agree that now that they already delivered the first iteration of design and requirements, they are basically tied to that version, but this can be done with a smaller subset of the team.
Kick-offs sprints/tickets: We are still awaiting some designs, so we will need to initiate kick-offs or potentially adjust estimations later on.
I'm eager to see a Figma style guide from their end. In my experience, creating components and placing them together and, consequently, using them to assemble pages can significantly improve the development process. Otherwise, I highly suggest that we approach to stories in that way first and then tackle more complex components and pages.