Resolve design feedback — AI Prompts for Figma

The four heights

The same task, four distances: today's deadline, the next reviewer, the stuck moment, the pattern.

Execute — do the immediate task

Resolve the unblockers on the checkout redesign: accept the legal copy changes that don’t affect…

Resolve the unblockers on the checkout redesign: accept the legal copy changes that don’t affect layout, push the promo code edge case to a follow-up ticket, confirm the success state with payments, and tell Priya in product and Daniel in payments the final decision and next ticket owners.

Improve — make it easier to accept

Before I close feedback on the checkout, make the resolution easy to approve: summarize each open…

Before I close feedback on the checkout, make the resolution easy to approve: summarize each open issue with our position, mark which require design changes vs engineering work, show the trade-off for each choice, and recommend the minimal changes to ship on Monday.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

Legal handed a rewrite this morning that would push our launch past the committed date. I am the…

Legal demanded a rewrite that would delay launch

Legal handed a rewrite this morning that would push our launch past the committed date. I am the designer, legal lead is Omar, and the product manager pledged the current launch. I don’t know whether Omar will accept a narrower scope or insist on full rewrite. What’s the likeliest posture and the best next move to keep the launch date?

Become — change the pattern

We repeatedly delay launches because small unresolved feedback accumulates into big scope changes.…

Small feedback threads keep delaying launches

We repeatedly delay launches because small unresolved feedback accumulates into big scope changes. I coordinate launches across product, legal, and payments. Which habit should I change to stop tiny comments from derailing release dates and how do I enforce it?

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