A word from TvA
Welcome to our Q2 Jira Platform Design Newsletter. Continuing our Show Don't Tell format, you'll find many nuggets of design goodness inside.
Big congrats to the team for continuing to design great experiences for our customer through these times of change.
-TvA
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Team updates
Get to know our team members and what they've been up to.
Jono
Product designer 🇦🇺
@jonoc joined JPlat in Jan 2023, focusing on One Field Config, after building the PTV app for seamless travel and rocked the Service Victoria app for QR check-ins. Jono's got five guitars, loves AFL, cricket, and conquered a half marathon. Next up, a full marathon challenge!
Aanchal
Product designer 🇮🇳
@aanchal Aanchal finds joy in solving good problems, sipping filter coffee, embracing new experiences, creating on her iPad, reveling in illustrations, exploring colors, and engaging in meaningful conversations. If she was a meme, she'd be a dancing panda.
Sourabh
Product designer 🇮🇳
@Sourabh joined Jira Platform just before Christmas 2022, focusing on enhancing user engagement. Passionate about design systems and graphic design, he also enjoys filmmaking, hill hiking, and crafting minimal handicrafts. Yoga is a cherished, though not daily, part of his routine.
Varsha
Content designer 🇮🇳
@Varsha joined the JPlat team, formerly known as PCE/JSE team, about 3years ago. A huge believer in "for the user, by the user", she loves creating simplified and clarified experiences with words - but in no world is she a wordsmith. She's a disastrous cook with eccentric tastes - you've been warned.
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