To provide useful feedback on a new feature, I take a structured and user-focused approach:

1. Use the feature as a real user

I start by interacting with the feature in practical scenarios to understand the workflow, ease of use, and any friction points.

2. Identify what works and what doesn’t

I note down strengths, confusion points, extra steps, or anything that breaks the flow. I focus on clarity, accessibility, and efficiency.

3. Provide specific, actionable suggestions

Instead of general comments like “this is confusing,” I recommend concrete improvements—for example, simplifying navigation, renaming buttons, improving visual hierarchy, or reducing steps.

4. Consider different user groups

I think about new users, advanced users, and users with accessibility needs to ensure the feature works well for everyone.

5. Support feedback with evidence

Wherever possible, I include examples, screenshots, or small usability tests with others to make the feedback stronger and more objective.

6. Maintain a collaborative tone

I give feedback respectfully and constructively, focusing on improving the product, no

t criticizing the team.

What excites me most about AI-driven creative technologies is the way they empower people to create more, create faster, and create better.