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The gap between code and design is getting smaller.
With tools now able to push working UI from code directly into Figma, the workflow is shifting from static mockups to iterative systems.
For structured website work, this is interesting it means layout, interaction, and implementation can be explored as one continuous loop instead of separate phases.
Design is no longer just a starting point.
It’s becoming a living system connected to the build.
Curious how others see this affecting the Figma → Webflow/Framer workflow.
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