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EDITABLE RECIPE · 01
Make a workable event schedule
Turn activities, durations and ordering constraints into a schedule we can check.
What to bring
Bring the activities, durations, dependencies and time windows. Use labels instead of private names.
Expected deliverables
A start/end time table, a list of constraints used, and any conflicts or open questions.
Acceptance criteria
No overlapping activities; respect the stated durations, time windows and ordering constraints. If there is no solution, identify the specific conflict and possible constraints to relax. Do not invent a feasible schedule.
Reshape a shareable tutorial into prerequisites, steps and checkpoints.
What to bring
Bring a short tutorial you can share, your goal and tool versions. Remove passwords, credentials and private data.
Expected deliverables
Prerequisites, ordered steps, the expected screen or output at each step, and common sticking points.
Acceptance criteria
Map steps to the supplied material with checkable references. Identify missing information. Mark steps not personally tried as untested; do not claim they passed a real test.
Get three evidence-based observations and one immediately actionable suggestion about a project excerpt.
What to bring
Bring public project text or a link, the intended audience and one step to review. Do not share confidential client work.
Expected deliverables
Three specific observations, the relevant location in the material for each, and one immediately actionable suggestion.
Acceptance criteria
Support each observation with the material and label speculation. Do not claim a usability test was completed without actually using the project. Ask for clarification when evidence is insufficient.