LukeW | The New Designer/Developer Collaboration
There's lots of ways to build a website. Most of them involve designers working in one tool, developers working in another, and a painful handoff process somewh...
There's lots of ways to build a website. Most of them involve designers working in one tool, developers working in another, and a painful handoff process somewhere in between. We recently used Intent to design, build and ship a well-crafted website in about three weeks, and the collaboration model that emerged shined a light on how things could (no, should) be. Design First We started the way most Web projects start these days: in Figma. Visual explorations of what the style, wireframes for the structure, then bringing the two together into full page layouts. Our designer set up the grid, typo
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