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It's very hard for many designers and others to get their head around it, sure. But I think a lot of the challenge is using pixel perfect static mockups drawn
by gedy 3y ago
It's very hard for many designers and others to get their head around it, sure.
But I think a lot of the challenge is using pixel perfect static mockups drawn in some design tool.
It would be faster to have a napkin sketch and work with UI dev and figure out the cascading and wrapping at design time.
- solardev 3y agoFigma has responsive design and reflow tools built in these days.
- The5thElephant 3y agoNot really. No media queries, no percent widths or non-pixel units, no margins (everything is padding or gap), no viewport units, etc. I'm a CSS person who works in Figma every day and Figma absolutely sucks for responsive design and handoff to devs. I wish I could just design in Framer or Webflow but those tools while being Figma-like are entirely catered to content websites and not to product design. Design tools should render with HTML and CSS, not make the mistake Figma made in creating their own rendering engine they have to painstakingly recreate CSS from scratch with.
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