Hello! It is all after effects :)

Maybe I'm thinking about user needs on a higher level than what you've described - these seem more like engineering oriented user stories.

I found the jobs to be done confusing because of the template I used (or tried to adjust to our needs). This is what I focused on https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a6/b6/75/a6b675a97e7a9a7c59d27d226c2dbb64.jpg

Do you perhaps have something that works better for you?

I've bought an iPad with Pencil in 2017 and tried numerous times to sketch in tools like Procreate or Paper, but it's not the same as my notebook I carry around. I had a really hard time learning how to handle the logic of Procreate, it's just not the way I draw stuff.

Any experience with Readymag templates? Is there an easy way to integrate Instagram feed or Shopify to their pages?

I was wondering if that was worth the price! I have intermediate knowledge of layout design and type contstruction, so I couldn't really tell from the description and examples if this would expand my knowledge or show me some useful tricks. Can you tell me a bit more about what were the things that were most useful to you? I might consider getting the course for the team.

I've made a design documentation demo for a mobile app project last year and I loved how smooth it imports the Figma file and enables you to sort out the components the way you want. I still haven't found major downsides except the hassle of constantly updating changes and upgrades. I wish Figma had an extended version of the library which could then serve as a design documentation.

We fixed it :) Hope it works now