I've had so many headaches with image issues in projects. I used to think image processing problems like processing and displaying images were simply development issues. After watching the lecture, the concepts are now crystal clear. Through the lecture, I clearly understood how to communicate with team members and how to design in projects. In particular, having example images for understanding with each explanation was fantastic. The video quality was so good that I could get a sense of what situation you were going to explain just by looking at the pictures. Thank you for the great lecture.

This is so beneficial as it contains the essential core elements needed for collaboration between design, operations, and development teams in real work situations!! It would be amazing if you could create more core lectures like this that are needed for practical work!! This is a lecture that gives great strength to solo designers!! Highly recommend!!

This is a well-organized and beneficial lecture that's great for a light approach. It's structured so you can easily understand the necessity of design systems~

It seems like it would be a good lecture for people planning their first product, as you explained it along with basic knowledge.

Image processing is quite a headache in development environments as well. Processing and handling images with code on the server or app side is quite troublesome. When image size issues are added on top of that, handling just that alone could take several days or more in the worst case. This lecture is not a technical lecture covering code-based processing, but it will help reduce the trial and error that can occur during development. This lecture does not cover technical content about image processing. It's more like a methodology for planning image sizes. This means the target audience is web designers or planners rather than developers. It's not a difficult or heavy lecture. It's fine to listen to it lightly during commuting hours. It's worth saving a cup or two of coffee. If it can reduce the cost of fighting between planning and development perspectives, it might even be considered more profitable.