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The ability to handle feedback
is a key skill of a UX designer.

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In this workshop,

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I'll show examples of feedback you
may encounter throughout your career.

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Then I'll provide my recommendations for
how to respond.

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If you'd prefer to ponder your response to
these, feel free to pause the video and

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reflect on it.

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Constructive feedback is the best
because it's thoughtful and actionable.

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Here's an example of constructive,
positive feedback.

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Great job making the call-to-action
stand out in the hero.

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I love the contrast of
the button on the background.

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It attracts my eye to it, and
I think we'll get a lot of signups.

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Awesome, this feedback points out what
I did well, and explains why my design

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decisions are successful,
according to the design school.

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Now, here's an example of construction,
negative feedback.

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I noticed there's a typo
in the word success.

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Can you remove the extra s at the end?

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Also, please update
the headlines to use title case,

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per the brand's writing guidelines.

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This feedback nicely
points out the mistakes,

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which I'm glad were caught before
shipping this to production.