This guide explains why project post‑mortems are essential for designers, outlines a simple review framework, and shares a step‑by‑step case study of creating sticker designs, offering practical tips and reflections to improve future design work.
This guide explains the concept, purpose, and four types of retrospectives, then details a complete workflow—including pre‑meeting preparation, structured discussion, and post‑meeting follow‑up—while introducing practical tools such as the Six Thinking Hats, World Café, Q10, goal‑tree, fishbone diagram, and benefit‑effort matrix to drive continuous improvement.
This article explains what a post‑mortem (复盘) is, why it matters for designers, outlines a four‑stage framework, explores different review types, offers practical tips for running productive sessions, and suggests tools and habits to turn reflections into lasting growth.
