The DevDiscuss Podcast begins with an interview and ends with commentary from listeners — and we like to feature the actual voices from our community!
This week's prompt: “As a developer, what do you want to know about working as a designer?”
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Top comments (8)
While designing, do you take into account the possible limitations of what the software that is goint to be used to bring that to life can do (in terms of smooth animations, microinteractions, etc) or you just let your imagination run wild?
Does creativity generally flow consistently, or do you need to wait for it to flow and then let the process lead you?
Such a good question! We'd love to hear your comment as a voice recording if you're at all interested! That way, we can feature your actual voice in the episode 😊 Up to you of course but if that's of interest, instructions on submitting a quick recording above. Thanks, Lee!
Sent it to pod@dev.to 😎
What does the term "Pixel Perfect" mean to you as a designer? Do you consider the limitations in software development when you design features (ie, can this be done)? And lastly, are your considerations about accessibility built into your designs?
What are the basics of design that developers should learn about to communicate better with designers?
What's your favorite modern design trend? What's your least favorite?
What's your X step process for looking at a customer's specifications (for what they want) and turning it into a design?