2024 Week 36
tags:: +Weekly Notes
summary:: last week was lost to meetings
2024 Week 36
Weekly Questions
🙌 One thing my brain can't let go this week...
🚀 Thing I plan to work on this week...
- About ACC and the Root Branching Page Problem
- Make Jira Tickets
- CCKE ✅ 2024-09-06
- NCD Academy ✅ 2024-09-06
- Presenting at EDSC Meeting ✅ 2024-09-06
- Pain Points - ACC.org ✅ 2024-09-06
👎 Things that weren't on my radar but now are.
- Gala Button Paths ACC 75th Gala
- ECSD Meeting Collateral
- Taxonomy Use Cases
- Error Handling on ACC Error Handling
- AI and the ACC
- Work/ACC/Projects/ESC Competitive Research - Look at one of our greatest competitive
Projects in my Court
- Work/ACC/Projects/Member Sections | Deep Dive into Evergreen Pages
- Guideline Algorithm Design System
- Current Member | Hypothesis 2
Projects Spilling into Next week
- Work/ACC/Projects/Member Sections | Deep Dive into Evergreen Pages
- Guideline Algorithms
- Current Member | Hypothesis 2
- ACC 75th Gala Buttons
- Tickets Need to be Made in JIRA
- Accordion Improvement
- Personalization of Sections & Can this be a Product Based Feature?
Projects Waiting on Feedback
- CCKE - Waiting on Email Notifications, and the BL Touch Base
- NCD Academy - Finished work ready to represent
- Advocacy - with Jackie Pysarchuk I have passed off a starting point with this document Whimsical she wants to go through the sub pages and work through the next part for strategic reason before collaborating again.
- CMP - Waiting for BL
- Careers - Waiting on Green Light to start building out patterns
📝 Notes
- Meetings Got in the way
- Worked on NCD Academy with Rowena and Jackie made good progress and finished up the Grey box designs on the Project. NCD Academy
- Did a brain dump with Diana H. on the topic of ACC redesign and shared the Pain Points
- Did a small look at how to shape the site for consumption for AI AI Building Guidance
- Read some great Articles from Rowena Enatsky from our new favorite product Whimsical
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