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Help contributors find wireframes (#21874)
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> Hard to find existing UI elements (and pages) in Figma files. As a
Product Designer, I have to know what the most recent feature, and thus
what issue number, was in which a specific UI element was updated.

Re @randy-fleet's feedback ^

Latest plan was discussed during product design sync. This is instead of
the previous plan: spreadsheet where each row is a page/modal in the UI,
and we link to Figma files as designs get settled.
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- Use dev notes (component available in our library) to highlight important information to engineers and other teammates.

- To help contributors find Figma wireframes for the area of the UI you're making changes to, add page names (ex. Host details page) to the user story's title and/or description.

- Be intentional about changes to design components (e.g. button border-radius or modal width) because these are expensive. They'll require code changes and QA in multiple parts of the product. Propose changes to a design component as part of an already-prioritized user story instead of [making a new request](#making-a-request) in 🎁🗣 Feature Fest.

- While drafting, reach out to sales, customer success, and demand for a business perspective.
- Reach out to sales, customer success, and demand for a business perspective.

- While drafting, engage engineering to gain insight into technical costs and feasibility.
- Engage engineering to gain insight into technical costs and feasibility.

>**Questions, missing information, and notes:** Take a screenshot of the area in Figma and add a comment in the story's GitHub issue. Figma does have a commenting system, but it is not easy to search for outstanding concerns and is therefore not preferred. Also, commenting in Figma, sends all contributors email notifications.
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