u/DrySurround6617

I've had a couple of clients recently asking for tickets to popular London shows, like West End plays and Harry Potter studios. Everythings great until i realize how fast these tickets sell out. Ive had a few clients miss out because i couldnt secure them in time, and its been a major headache.

The thing is, you cant just assume availability, i need to move fast or risk losing the chance to book them at all.

Do any of you know how to secure tickets for big shows in cities like London without stressing over availability?

I work in a tiny team, 2 designers, 1 pm and 3 devs and we cant settle on a UX wire-framing tool that holds up when we all jump in together.

when its solo everything is fine and stays neat, but once its a collab it just turns into a big mess. we gave up and tried separate tools one for wireframes one for prototypes but now its nonstop exporting importing screenshots and describing clicks by hand.

does anyone know a tool that keeps wire-frames organised, lets a few ppl brainstorm live and manage comments without cluttering? I would appreciate it.

Started with a few exceptions for employees in regions where SMS delivery is unreliable. brazil, egypt, a couple others. temporary, supposed to be reviewed monthly.

fourteen months later we have 34 active exceptions. some accounts with elevated permissions that should never have been on the list. a few for employees who already left. original justifications mostly gone.

the security gap isn't the SMS failures, it's that our response to them was informal and compounded quietly over time the accounts most likely to have degraded MFA are now in the regions we have least visibility into.

we're looking at authenticator apps but last rollout stalled in brazil during enrollment. hardware keys feel like overkill for a 500 person company. what are people actually using for regions where SMS just doesn't work and what did the exception cleanup look like when you switched.