I’m all in on design engineering, as long as they get engineering salaries rather than design ones

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Love this take from Udara. “This approach is reminiscent of crafts such as carpentry, architecture, and clock-making, where practitioners often seamlessly merge creative and technical aspects of their work.” udara.io/design-enginee…

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We rebuilt d×e from the ground up: → Redesigned with Swiss design principles → 156-lesson Design Engineer course coming soon → 13 free tools you can use now In the age of Vibe Coding, fundamentals compound. designengineer.xyz

A manifesto on Design Engineering. Bring designers and engineers together earlier, prototype to learn, build systems and tooling that scale, and treat code as a design material. Fewer handoffs and better products. Let’s build the future that actually ships.

The gap between "design" and "development" is a lie. The best products are built by people who refuse to accept that handoff. Building something to help more people cross that bridge. Join the waitlist at designengineer[dot]xyz/course

What if you could: → Design with engineering constraints in mind → Build with design sensibility in your code → Ship faster because you don't need to wait for "the other team" That's what Design Engineers do. Course drops soon.

"Should I learn design or engineering first?" Wrong question. The right question: "How do I learn to think in both simultaneously?" Been working on something to answer this properly. Almost ready.

Hot take: Most "learn to code" courses teach you to be a bad engineer. Most "learn design" courses teach you to be a mediocre designer. What if we taught people to be exceptional at the intersection? 👀

What's in the Design Engineer course: - Web, iOS, AND Android tracks - Design fundamentals that engineers skip - Engineering fundamentals that designers skip - The "convergence" layer nobody teaches Launching very soon.

Spent 6 months asking: "What do I wish someone had taught me 10 years ago?" The answer became a 150+ lesson course. Design engineering isn't a trend. It's how software should always have been built.

Design Engineer roles have increased 400% in the last 3 years. Companies finally realised: the best products come from people who don't respect the design/dev boundary. Course launches next week. Waitlist link in bio.