Bridging the Gap Between Designers and Devs

When building websites and apps, the gap between design and development handoff can feel like a canyon, but there is one tool in particular that can narrow that distance significantly. Dev Mode in Figma provides a powerful way for the language of design to be translated into code, and it provides a bridge for design systems to be built and maintained by design teams. Join us to learn about how this powerful tool is used by Tony Gines and his team at Scribe. He’ll also discuss some principles for designers and devs to communicate more effectively.

About Tony

As the VP of Design at a software startup, Scribe, Tony has played a pivotal role in fostering the company’s design-centric approach. His focus lies heavily on brand development, user experience, and visual fidelity. He manages a team of four designers and collaborates closely with the engineering team to achieve pixel-perfect front-end output. With over 20 years of experience in web design, branding, animation, and front-end engineering, Tony and his team shapes user experiences that are both usable and delightful. He is always looking towards the future to see what technology holds. More on LinkedIn.

Event Sponsor

Scribe – Turn any process into a step-by-step guide, instantly.

RSVP & More Details

Please add your RSVP on the event Meetup page if you plan to attend. Thx!