(2) As we’ve mentioned in previous posts, we’re following a logic-first approach, focusing on functionality before adding CSS styles to speed up the testing process.
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November 13, 2025 at 6:34 PM
(2) As we’ve mentioned in previous posts, we’re following a logic-first approach, focusing on functionality before adding CSS styles to speed up the testing process.
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No problems so far. This method is faster than any other methods I’ve tried because I lack UI skills. Nope, no user feedback yet. My previous product failed and took me eight months to develop, but for this one I changed the entire process to speed things up.
November 11, 2025 at 2:36 AM
No problems so far. This method is faster than any other methods I’ve tried because I lack UI skills. Nope, no user feedback yet. My previous product failed and took me eight months to develop, but for this one I changed the entire process to speed things up.
I’ve never seen a tool that can convert a pixel-perfect design into code, even Figma can’t do that (yet). I’m the same way; I also like to write, but I need a design to work from.
November 6, 2025 at 2:03 PM
I’ve never seen a tool that can convert a pixel-perfect design into code, even Figma can’t do that (yet). I’m the same way; I also like to write, but I need a design to work from.
I never thought about that. Even when I design at the last phase, I still need to design carefully to get a better outcome. I’m curious about this process, do you just apply styles by thinking?
November 5, 2025 at 6:18 PM
I never thought about that. Even when I design at the last phase, I still need to design carefully to get a better outcome. I’m curious about this process, do you just apply styles by thinking?
I design the UI, but I’m not perfect at it, I end up changing most of the elements eventually. With this method by the time I get to styling, I can already see a much better UI than the first version. For example, I’ve redesigned the sign-up page twice and the dashboard three times 😂
November 4, 2025 at 4:04 AM
I design the UI, but I’m not perfect at it, I end up changing most of the elements eventually. With this method by the time I get to styling, I can already see a much better UI than the first version. For example, I’ve redesigned the sign-up page twice and the dashboard three times 😂