A digital native focussing on design systems, brand identity and creative coding to help digital products take shape. My approach is organized, systematic and inclusive.
At what point is 'dragging rectangles' around enough? When is it time to go to code? Whenever I feel like I have my main idea in a design tool I iterate further in the browser. And where do sketching and wireframes fit in your workflow?
I've been working with Vue and Node for a couple of years, mainly on internal tools for e-commerce businesses. Interested in Vue, Web Components, Dart, GraphQL, and WebXR.
When the design is approved by the people who need it - through user research and/or conversations with stakeholders. As soon as I'm getting signals that it's likely to meet the project goals.
where do sketching and wireframes fit in your workflow?
I almost always do rounds of sketching with pen and paper before jumping into Figma. Certain things need to be ironed out before drawing rectangles
prioritized list of tasks that this screen needs to enable
prioritized list of the on-screen elements needed to enable each of those
Sketching helps me figure out selection, placement, and order without the complexity of colors, typesetting, etc. Figuring it out one layer at a time, rather than needing to manage and rework everything with each iteration
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At what point is 'dragging rectangles' around enough? When is it time to go to code? Whenever I feel like I have my main idea in a design tool I iterate further in the browser. And where do sketching and wireframes fit in your workflow?
When the design is approved by the people who need it - through user research and/or conversations with stakeholders. As soon as I'm getting signals that it's likely to meet the project goals.
I almost always do rounds of sketching with pen and paper before jumping into Figma. Certain things need to be ironed out before drawing rectangles
Sketching helps me figure out selection, placement, and order without the complexity of colors, typesetting, etc. Figuring it out one layer at a time, rather than needing to manage and rework everything with each iteration