Instead of code handoffs, the styleguide is the place where design and code meet, so use it to your advantage.
Author: Nathaniel Flick
Hi I'm Nathaniel, a Software Designer - a designer who codes. I create innovative, user-focused digital experiences, blending Design Thinking with practical development and accessibility.
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