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And so that's something I end up talking a lot about.

with people.

And I do have some suggestions in the book as well.

I believe they mostly boil down to figuring out ways to clarify that certain parts of the UI are for placement only.

So for example, can you redact text?

Can you use a different color and overlay a different color to make it clear?

This is just an idea.

Even if you do have to use a relatively moderate level of fidelity because your audience needs that kind of thing to understand a concept, you can still make it clear what they should be focusing on.

And that is actually the point.

We are directing focus as designers.

And essentially, the book and the way that I work, I'm trying to encourage people to

use the same skills they use, as you mentioned before, for their customers, use that for how you operate in the role.

So leadership is an audience.

They're your customers sometimes.

And you have to figure out how to essentially

you know, solve the problem of the communication issue that's at hand.

And yeah, if you have to redact some texts, but you need to still have the UI look pretty nice, you know, that kind of nets out at like a moderate level of fidelity that explains or communicates very quickly, you know, we're just being hypothetical here.

So that's what I think about a lot.

Like, how do I make sure that I'm focusing my audience's energy on the right thing so that we can make the right decision?

It's been awesome.