Do you use icons/emojis to enforce the text meaning?
Last updated by Brady Stroud [SSW] 8 months ago.See historyPeople may not pay attention to some important words in your interface. Adding a simple and clear icon beside the words will make the difference.
For emails and web content, using an simple emoji is an easy and friendly way to achieve the same result 🙂.
Using icons
Using emojis
I join a lot of Sprint Reviews, and there is a consistent problem I see among Scrum teams. The PBIs have limited or missing information. Usually, this is due to unclear requirements...
Figure: Bad example - No emojis to enforce the meaning
I join a lot of Sprint Reviews, and there is a consistent problem I see among Scrum teams. The PBIs have limited or missing information 😥. Usually, this is due to unclear requirements...
Figure: Good example - The emoji gives extra focus on what is important
See this rule being used on different scenarios:
- Adding a green tick for successful messages or a red cross for error messages (before the text)
- Adding the type of file next to download links (before the text)
- Adding an icon to external links (after the text)