"Designers frequently experience a disconnect between their original design and the final product, where subtle changes during development lead to a dulled experience. This ongoing cycle of design, handoff, and iteration has become a frustrating norm, impacting the overall quality of user experience."
"The industry has long debated whether designers should learn to code, but this framing misses the point. The real barrier is not technical knowledge but the structural issues that have historically limited designers' influence over their work."
Designers often face frustration when their components are altered during development, leading to a disconnect between design intent and final product. This iterative process of design, handoff, and adjustment has become a norm, contributing to a lack of care in user experience. The conversation around whether designers should learn to code has been misguided, as the real issue lies in the structural barriers that diminish designers' control over their work. AI is changing this dynamic by allowing designers to reclaim their decision-making power.
Read at Medium
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]