Listener Question: Janus asks, As a Designer, when should I let someone else do the code heavy lifting?

Today's episode, I answer a listener question from Janus, who focuses primarily on User Experience and Design.

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Today's episode, I answer a listener question from Janus, who focuses primarily on User Experience and Design. Janus asks, How much code should I know before handing it to a developer?

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