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• When we're under a time crunch
• There are other things we need to spend our time on. 
• once it's live.
• If it's not important to warrant user testing, 
• best way to set to deal with feedback is to set expectations on the type of feedback you need. Make sure you can backup your design choices by solid user data. 
• I set expectations for what kind of feedback I'm looking for at the beginning of the meeting. If there are opinions that are raised about UI decisions, I give my reasoning.
• I pivot the conversation back to the agenda or intent of the meeting.
• Usually they have already seen lo to mid fi designs prior to the final design handoff, so there's less UI feedback at that point.
• Remind the team that ~
• Take the time to hear the feedback, try to understand the concerns. Sometimes there's a valid underlying concern.
• to expose the process early on to get more buy-in from stakefolders.
• When that context is missing, stakeholders often default to giving feedback on how it looks.
• they speak up when it's too late, it throws a big wrench in things.
• the time i was allotted to make the decision,
• Our dev team is far too busy as it is and very hesitant to add another meeting to their calendar.
• I'm at a loss for words.
• you'll have to make some trade offs with your stakeholders (compromises)
• A lot of times they have valuable input.
• My company has been receptive to change
• Why use accordion instead of keeping everything exposed on the page?
• They can't refute the fact.
• That removes a lot of credibility from your answer.
• Why it sould be a deviance from industry standard. 디비언ㅅ
• There should be no questions at the time of handoff.
• I'm totally on board with what you're saying.
• that's what really irks me. (얼ㅋ!)
• How fisible it is given our current restraints- is it worth looking into?
• Can't push back against the change
• I agree there are some flaws here, but we had to just make a quick decision and move forward.
• Do we have room to do it in a follow up sprint after release?
• an early stage share out might be warranted.
• it's the nature of the beast right now.
• How many days away?
• The page offers the user to set a nickname to this hardware in order to find it more easily in the future, for testing purposes mainly. 
• The question is regarding how to display it. I have chosen the following :
• As a user, if I input a nickname to something and then its still appearing after the id, I would feel frustrated. 
• It's more consistent to have it always in the same place with the same styling.