Interestingly it's something I found myself doing it often lately. With a UX researcher or with a product owner and it's a very effective way to operate. But I never thought of it as pair design. I'm planning a session with one designer and some stakeholder locked in a room for few hours to wireframing. Nice thread by the way.

Thanks for the clarification.

How does the search work? Both the Blink Search and the search box in the top bar cannot find any of my tasks.

I'm trying it and finding it really nice to use. It's similar to Jira in a good way.

Sorry for my late reply. Agree, it's important that some decisions are clearly communicated and logged so everyone can access them. Also many decisions are made not only by designers, even legal departments can influence the final result. How big is the GDPR modal window in the home page depend on how long the message the legal department want to publish.

May I ask why you wouldn't use one? I feel that relying just on memory when explaining a design is poor. Especially when some time has passed by. At least for relevant projects.

Haven't finished to read it all yet, I thought it's worth sharing it.

You can try to find a more ethical company to work for. Or do some work for free for no-profit and humanitarian organisations that always need design work but are often without money to invest. You'll gain a real world experience which is more valuable than any dribble exercise.

You can share the prototype link and not the link of the design. He shouldn't be able to comment or see your mouse pointer.

Thanks for the explanation