Should Designers know How to code in 2024? - My honest opinion

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This is a really common question in the Design community and I have never found someone that gave a clear answer to it. So, I decided to have a
chill chat with you and give you my point of view on the topic. Knowing how to code have huge benefits for us Designers and not that many cons. As I said , you can also learn some design driven solutions that can help you develop your web designs and put them live on the web with very few (if none) lines of code!
PS: it is not true that designers shouldn't learn how to code, it is only one more skill that can really step up your game and business.
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[@danielade-otoki4074]

Great video! I pickup webflow last year to build my portfolio and enjoyed it. I plan on diving deep into it this year as I plan on transitioning from product design to web design and no-code development. The ultimate goal is to be a UI Engineer and I’m so excited!!

[@thematteovalentino]

Good choice man! I use it since 2020 and I have never found something better!