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> Any competent frontend dev can copy a good Figma I think that's part of the problem. If UX people don't know code and code people don't know UX, neither has
by legitster 2y ago
> Any competent frontend dev can copy a good Figma
I think that's part of the problem. If UX people don't know code and code people don't know UX, neither has the ability to validate each other's work.
- solardev 2y agoThat's never been a problem in my experience...? As a frontend dev, I routinely work with designers who can't code. They send me a Figma, maybe talk me through the highlights, and I implement an initial prototype that gets maybe 80-90% there. A little back and forth later and we have something that's like 99% there, with minor bugs we fix after release. They didn't need to know any HTML or CSS. Figma puts pretty good guardrails around their design possibilities already.