dtonon on Nostr: The idea here is not to be necessarily able to code in every tech stack, but to ...

The idea here is not to be necessarily able to code in every tech stack, but to understand the finality and so the limits of the design session. There is a point where a designer should stop because any extra-articulated creation would be just self-referential. If he cannot code, he can spend his time communicating with the developers, explaining the philosophy of the design he is pushing; understading in the meantime the technical constrains that the developer explains.

I can assure you that a developer who understands the proposed design works better and is happier than one who simply tries to emulate pixel perfection from an ultra detailed mockup. And the final product reflects this quality.