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Design first

Code second. Why? if you want readable code, design needs to be first. Because if u have different shapes button, different color button, different usage… it is very hard to group again. I have to revisit all the buttons and groups it belongs and change each one of them if it wasn’t the same group. Time were spent on trivial things like renaming and re copy paste each of the styles. You have to rewire the code which may be on the same page or different page. Addition of certain function to bridge the gap… back and fro…. I spent two months without much design though but mostly came up based on old design and the coding. Now almost 3 months but it was also the same time the designing started. But 3 months or more were given for design but gave us less 3 months for design and coding? hmm… not to say coding? shouldn’t there be a balance? Anyway, I think only after two years the design finalized 🥴 why? when the due date is next month…

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