I’ve found that most misunderstandings between UI/UX and front-end devs can be resolved by having the UI/UX people read a book on CSS. Once you start designing

I’ve found that most misunderstandings between UI/UX and front-end devs can be resolved by having the UI/UX people read a book on CSS. Once you start designing to Flexbox and Grid, instead of reinterpreting/porting designs using Flexbox/Grid, most of the problems disappear. I can’t overstate how much easier life got once my teams started using CSS as a shared design language. Designers get really excited when they see what Flex and Grid are capable of. It’s really empowering for them to design something that they know they can be built. Keeps developers honesttoo: No more “this is hard to do on the web, wontfix” if the designers know how to do it themselves. If you’re a designer working in the web in 2022 and you don’t know the ins-and-outs of modern CSS layout technologies you’re at an impossible disadvantage.