Design for Developers - Lex Lofthouse - NDC London 2022

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Covers design fundamentals and principles for software developers, bridging visual and interactive design. Teaches design literacy and practice for technical practitioners.

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A 55-minute video from NDC Conferences: “Design for Developers - Lex Lofthouse - NDC London 2022”.

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