How front end developers and ui designers work together

Question

I don't understand how front end developers and ui ux designers interact with each other on a project like imagine you're a front end developer and the ui ux designer sends you the pages designed for the website how do you use them? Like should the developer write the code from zero to make a user interface just like the design they're given by the ui designer? Or no they just have to insert it into the project and it will automatically be transformed into code and front end developer just writes code for other sections of the website?
I know it's a dumb question but I just wanted to make sure cause once I saw an Android developer inserting the design's into Android studio btw I'm not quite sure what he was doing but it's just a question on my mind please help meee I'm confused

Answer 1

Tannaz Shojaei Yup but a lot more often than not, the developers are able to use frameworks to assist them with making such designs come to life and also, not all things that UI/UX designers make are actually codeable, so communication is very key between the two.

Answer 2

The UI/UX designer typically creates wireframes and prototypes of the user interface and provides visual designs for the website or application. The front-end developer takes these designs and implements them into the project using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

The collaboration between the front-end developer and UI/UX designer continues throughout the development process, with regular feedback and adjustments made to ensure the end result meets both design and technical requirements.

Answer 3

UI/UX designers need an understanding of user-centred design principles and user research methods, the ability to create wireframes, prototypes and visual designs, and they also need knowledge of design tools such as Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite or Figma. They must be familiar with interaction design and user flow.

Front-end developers, on the other hand, need to be proficient in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and ideally have knowledge of front-end frameworks such as React or Angular. They also need to understand responsive design and cross-browser compatibility, and be familiar with version control systems such as Git.

Answer 4

Usually you have to do some coding from scratch otherwise there would be no use for a developer. Not all UI/UX designers know how to code and not all developers/programmers know how to design well from their own imagination.

Answer 5

So developers receive the designed pages and they try to code from scratch to make a user interface just like the one they're given
Like there's not code prepared and they have to make it from scratch and the UI and UX designer just gives them an idea of what should the website look like but they code from scratch
Is that right?

Answer 6

You could see on the real designer's case here🔥👇
https://youtu.be/MS-ilYvvuXc