Does putting work on a wall still improve design judgement?

Screen-based workflows make it easy to keep adjusting work without deciding whether it is actually getting better. One studio practice I keep returning to is printing work, putting it on the wall and living with it. The physical pause changes the critique: scale becomes real, weak relationships become obvious and the team has to judge the work rather than keep nudging it. Facebook office poster wall — photo by Max Babichev / Unsplash. For people working mostly in Figma, motion or code now: do you still make work physical? What changes when you do? Photo by Max Babichev on Unsplash: unsplash.com/photos/wspO5Dja1JM