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Hey, frontend developer here.
I do landing pages and Figma to code.
Curious - what do most of you struggle with more: converting designs or making them fully responsive?
Open for work too.
I think that if you have the right design handed off, none of these should really be an issue.
When I approach a frontend implementation, especially when I have all the screens for desktop, tablet, and mobile, I start by creating a design system in CSS. I usually try to avoid...