Tandem

Step 1: Team members join the designated Tandem room for the stand-up.

Step 2: Each member shares their updates, progress, and any blockers.

Step 3: Use screen sharing to visually present progress or discuss issues.

Step 4: Action items are assigned and next steps are defined within Tandem.

Step 5: Meeting summary is noted in a linked Google Doc.

Step 1: Developers join a Tandem room.

Step 2: One developer shares their screen with the code editor.

Step 3: Both developers use collaborative cursors to edit and debug the code together.

Step 4: Use audio communication to discuss code logic and solutions.

Step 5: Test code and reiterate collaboratively.

Step 1: Team members gather in a Tandem room.

Step 2: A facilitator shares a virtual whiteboard (e.g., Miro or Google Jamboard) on their screen.

Step 3: Participants use collaborative cursors to add ideas, notes, and drawings to the whiteboard.

Step 4: The team discusses and prioritizes the ideas together.

Step 5: Document the brainstorming results for action planning.

Step 1: Open a shared document (e.g., Google Doc) within Tandem.

Step 2: Multiple team members join the document and start editing.

Step 3: Use collaborative cursors to track each other's activity and avoid conflicts.

Step 4: Use audio communication to discuss changes and provide feedback.

Step 5: Save the document with all the revisions.

Step 1: The designer shares their screen with the design prototype (e.g., Figma or Adobe XD).

Step 2: Team members use collaborative cursors to point out specific areas and provide feedback.

Step 3: The designer takes notes and makes changes based on the feedback.

Step 4: Discuss design decisions and iterate collaboratively.

Step 5: Record the review session for documentation.