I'm working as a UI/UX Designer for almost five years. My major was about computer science, through this time I got interdisciplinary background in programming, copywriting, marketing and business thinking. I believe in design that brings change. going from the broader level of human experience to the businesses working to create this change. I believe all should be awarded in a delicate balance.
I was trying to challenge myself to create a complete identity and landing page for a fictional brand called Casetom. However, when I reached the point of creating the typeface, I found myself drawn into a black hole.
As a designer who hadn’t touched code in three years, the thought of developing a GPT3-driven plugin for Figma seemed daunting. But something inside me urged me to give it a try, and I’m so glad I did.
There are tons of articles online telling you that you should learn HTML and CSS to understand how things are done on the development side but is that true? Let's dive into that.
A roadmap to help peer designers from the day they took the decision to pursue their career in design until they have a solid knowledge of what's next.
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