Yoda Response: Collaborating with cross-functional teams, essential it is for a cohesive user experience. An example, I shall share.

In a recent project, requirements and design specifications, we received. Teams involved were Android, iOS, design, and backend. First, a consultation with the whole team, we conducted. Discussed what was possible on both iOS and Android, we did. Data requirements from the API team, we identified.

Weekly meetings, we held to discuss progress and challenges. Meeting minutes, we documented and shared with the team to ensure everyone was aligned. Material Design guidelines, we followed, specifically Material Design 3.0, to maintain consistency.

Design assets, such as images and colors, we reviewed with the design team. Ensured smaller size SVG images, we did, for better performance. Color consistency across devices, we checked to avoid discrepancies between iOS and Android.

A design library, we created for reusable components. Ensured these components did not affect other applications using the same library, we did. Tools like Webex and Slack, we used for ongoing discussions and collaboration.

Git, for version control, we used. A branching strategy, we followed, starting work on feature branches and merging into develop, then main. Code reviews, we conducted to maintain quality. Peers and technical managers, involved in the review process, they were.

Using MVVM architecture, we separated code into layers, making it more maintainable and scalable. This approach, a cohesive and efficient development process, it ensured.

Thank you for asking.