As a designer, I've designed with code almost every single day this past year, across my company & personal projects.
In 2024, I only made 84 commits, and much of my work still lived in Figma/Adobe.
A lot changed - AI tooling obviously helped. But more than anything, I realized I’ve never had this much fun designing. It has become a hobby rather than just work.
I’m learning faster, iterating more, and making design decisions across more layers of abstraction: interface, system, interaction, infrastructure.
Designing with code is not for everyone. It's just a part of the modern toolkit - and Figma, Adobe, and many other tools are still there to help.
But for me, it has made design feel fluid again, and brought back the same spark I felt when learning Figma for the first time years ago: the realization that I can play an active role in shaping real, helpful products.
Design is getting exponentially closer to its “magic wand” moment, and I’m all for it.
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