"Let me introduce myself real quick, I'm Vivek (Vivi). I started as a machine learning developer, but my heart kept pulling me toward design. So I made the leap into UX design, and honestly? Best decision ever. The cool part is, I still speak fluent "developer," so when I hand off designs, nobody can give me the classic "that's impossible to build" excuse. 😉"
"Figma Make and GitHub to Code that literally transformed how I build portfolios and apps. And guess what? My Project is now live and hosted, all because of this process. I'm not gonna lie it felt pretty amazing! So why am I writing this? Because I see so many talented designers struggling with the same thing. They have incredible ideas, they can visualize beautiful interfaces, but somewhere between "I want to build this" and "it's actually built," things fall apart. The problem isn't creativity - it's the execution gap."
Designers commonly face an execution gap between visual concepts and functioning applications. Combining Figma Make with GitHub-to-code pipelines enables rapid conversion of detailed Figma designs into deployed projects. Maintaining developer fluency during design handoffs prevents feasibility objections and smooths implementation. Projects succeed when ideas and requirements are specific rather than vague. Clear, precise specifications guide consistent expectations across design and development. Treating feature definitions like precise orders reduces ambiguity. Using automated design-to-code tools accelerates prototyping, reduces friction, and helps bring portfolio projects from concept to live deployment.
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