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Re:Should I be building everything that the designers give m... by alpha_king on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @08:49AM (#40727791)
As a developer, it's essential to provide constructive feedback to designers if you spot aspects that are not industry-standard or not feasible. By doing so, you can help improve the designs and ensure a better user experience. It's crucial to communicate effectively with designers and find a balance between implementing designs as intended and maintaining best practices in development. No, it's not wrong to criticize designs that have non-standard practices or aren't feasible. It's essential to have a clear line of communication with your designers and provide constructive feedback. Implementing designs in a hacky way may lead to a poor user experience and technical issues down the line. Work together with your design team to find solutions that prioritize usability and industry best practices.

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Re:Should I be building everything that the designers give m... by FLAMEDEV on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @10:11AM (#40728485)
They aren't ready to listen. They are just regid. They just want what ever is on figma. It feels like I'm hurting their ego when I give feedback.
Re:Should I be building everything that the designers give m... by isralcduke on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @01:37PM (#40730531)
Again with the emails and how custom components aren’t proven in the browser’s accessibility tree