This is the second part of my series on building a break app for screen workers using the BMAD method. If you haven’t read Part 1, I recommend starting there for context on the methodology and the first story implementation.
To develop my new application, which facilitates breaks during intensive screen work and offers targeted exercises to alleviate neck and shoulder tension, I employed the BMAD method.
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