If you're a UI Designer you 100% should get more comfortable with front-end languages and frameworks. Its not to say you should become a developer, but even just knowing the basics of HTML, CSS, JS and front-end libraries has helped me so much in making better designs and working more effectively with devs.
Webflow and Framer are website builders. Codux is not a website builder. It's a no-code tool, that designers can use to make changes to 'real code'. Developers will push their code to a Github repo, then designers can pull the code down with Codux and make changes to the 'live code' with their no-code interface. The responsibilities are getting blurrier! In a few years time... designers are going to become part engineers.
@@Mizkoaha okay! Can you please tell me what plugin or whatever you are using or those smooth cursor movements that stop perfectly on every item and have consistent movement. I could not find any tutorial or plugin for this
Go to 01:55 of the video - this is a demo project. If you are part of a team you can connect Codux with the team's Github repo to pull down their components.
My developers don't even ask for feedback. I have to explain every pixel and write dozens of styling tickets with arrows pointing to the places that weren't implemented precisely. And why do you put up with that? Because developers are more valuable than designers and therefore they have freedom. That's the reality.
I think it is a flawed model to base a product on a rare edgecase to where the developer ignores massive parts of the design delivered by the designteam. In big firms that would not fly and the dev would need stick to the designs, and in small companies, the designs are often taken care of by the developer because that is in their skillset. The latter is my experience where i was such a dev/designer. Its a cool idea, but i think it has major flaws in terms of it being needed. I do however 100% agree with you that a designer on its own will be less in demand in the future and will need to know development to survive in this business. But i would not bet on this tool to become that swiss knife.
In the real world, where tech is evolving and why designers need to care of this and its just useless. Get into more data oriented and learn the techs behind
If you're a UI Designer you 100% should get more comfortable with front-end languages and frameworks. Its not to say you should become a developer, but even just knowing the basics of HTML, CSS, JS and front-end libraries has helped me so much in making better designs and working more effectively with devs.
Couldn’t agree more!
I was looking for something like this for a while! Very interesting! Subscribed!
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Great vid! The future of design work is definitely positioning ourselves to contribute directly to the code base.
We’re definitely getting there!
So basically webflow and framer but you can export the code and are not stuck to their platform
Webflow and Framer are website builders.
Codux is not a website builder. It's a no-code tool, that designers can use to make changes to 'real code'.
Developers will push their code to a Github repo, then designers can pull the code down with Codux and make changes to the 'live code' with their no-code interface.
The responsibilities are getting blurrier!
In a few years time... designers are going to become part engineers.
@@Mizkoaha okay! Can you please tell me what plugin or whatever you are using or those smooth cursor movements that stop perfectly on every item and have consistent movement. I could not find any tutorial or plugin for this
@@Mizko Yeah as a developer I am not sure I want that :D
Sounds nice, I have many questions... can you import components from a design system? De you have to change manually all the numbers?
I am working on a mobile app and I use Adobe XD for design. Is this compatible with Codux?
Is Codux is Designer side only aplication? Or Developer need also to use it and write in it, so the project in whole would be in it?
Ok but you started with some component sections in your project. How were they imported ?
Go to 01:55 of the video - this is a demo project.
If you are part of a team you can connect Codux with the team's Github repo to pull down their components.
Should be great if Figma have some function like this or via plugin
what is the difference between framar and codux?
Everything 😂 Framer is a no code website builder, Codux allows you to build and manage code with a no code interface for existing web apps and sites
My developers don't even ask for feedback. I have to explain every pixel and write dozens of styling tickets with arrows pointing to the places that weren't implemented precisely. And why do you put up with that? Because developers are more valuable than designers and therefore they have freedom. That's the reality.
Nice hairstyle! :D
Haha! I haven’t changed it or have I?
I think it is a flawed model to base a product on a rare edgecase to where the developer ignores massive parts of the design delivered by the designteam. In big firms that would not fly and the dev would need stick to the designs, and in small companies, the designs are often taken care of by the developer because that is in their skillset. The latter is my experience where i was such a dev/designer. Its a cool idea, but i think it has major flaws in terms of it being needed. I do however 100% agree with you that a designer on its own will be less in demand in the future and will need to know development to survive in this business. But i would not bet on this tool to become that swiss knife.
Hello Mizko. How should I register in thedesignership to buy the courses? Could you please help me? Thanks.
Hey there! Head over to thedesignership.com and you can buy any of my courses there :) You buy the course and then will be asked to create an account.
@@Mizko Many, many thanks. :)
Sick!
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Amazing :)
Pretty cool aye 🙏
Can all this be possible if you don’t have a design system as a team?
Generally most modern day apps and tech stacks are built with components. Depends on what tech stack the team’s using
We need more Figma to Webflow vids 😭😭😭
They’ll be coming!
@@Mizko thanks! I'm bout to switch from Semplice/Wordpress to Webflow now. Just need a change
I don't see any use of this without having any integrations and facilities... Seems like a tool who won't make it in the market tbh
In the real world, where tech is evolving and why designers need to care of this and its just useless. Get into more data oriented and learn the techs behind
why is the developer basic lol
terrible tool. UI sucks and its not useful.