the best design process in 2023 (breadboarding)

[@mneary]

Hey Robert, love this sort of content - keep it up! One suggestion if I may - I feel like these concepts of OOD and breadboarding would be much easier to digest by demonstrating with a simpler and more familiar example (such as Airbnb, Twitter, etc). The healthcare app is clearly complex and so it's hard to really grasp the concepts in this example.

[@rbrtflyd]

Thanks for the feedback Matt! Definitely a good thought!

[@lindsayackerman6286]

I came here to say the same thing! Great at narrating/explaining your thought process but you lost me at HPI ROS

[@wenjiadong8107]

This was super useful! I'm designing a complex mobile app and the object oriented design / breadboarding concepts sound like a more suitable framework compared to just using linear user flows. I'm excited to try them out :) Thanks for sharing!

[@meghamorphic]

Recently came across your channel, and now I'm binge-watching all your videos. Absolutely loving these concepts. Thanks for breaking them down and explaining so well!

[@rbrtflyd]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

[@designeskola]

Very interesting Robert. Thanks for sharing

[@rbrtflyd]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Dawid-e8u]

Very helpful! How would you approach conditions / conditional logic in object diagrams, e.g., in case 'note section' has 'user entered text' but only if 'type of section' = A, if 'type of section' = B 'user entered text' is no longer there, or there's something else, e.g., 'safety notice'?

[@rbrtflyd]

I think I would handle this through a new "section" in the breadboard. Basically have Section Type A and Section Type B as their own "spaces" and then use actions or arrows with conditions to point to them. Remember breadboarding is about identifying the spaces, not necessarily the interaction or specifics of the design patterns.

[@belabako8045]

This would be easier to understand if you took an existing linear flow of a website or app, and converted it to object oriented planning.

[@Oxilorix]

Please turn down the music, its way to distracting.