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To code or not to code? Wondering if UX designers need to learn how to code? In this video, I will share my UX background and my decision about learning to code.

Ultimately, it depends on what you want to do in your career. You don't need to become an expert coder. You don't need to learn the ins and outs of various programming languages.

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Do UX Designers Need to Code? In this video, I discuss UX Design vs Development. Do you need to know how to code in HTML, CSS, and javascript as a UX designer? Watch to find out...

The final stage of the UX Design Process is development. Once you have a product that has been tested and refined with users it's time to make things real. A lot of people ask do you need to know code to be a UX designer. You may get a lot of different answers but from my experience, you don't. I know the basics of Html and CSS and that's it. As a junior designer, you don't need to know code as this is a different job. In every place, I've worked as part of the team are Front-end developers.

A Front-end developer will take your design and make it come to life. They will put it together in code for whatever type of product you are working on. If you are designing a website then this will be HTML, CSS, and javascript. If you are designing an app then this will be different. There may also be Java developers (which is an entirely different code language than javascript just to make things confusing) on your team if things are a little more complicated. Many tools I've built have multiple front-end and java developers working together over multiple months to create. This is why I believe you don't need to know code. It might be nice to know but it certainly isn't necessary and I know this first hand so don't worry.

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(0:00) Intro
(0:40) You Don't Need To Know How To Code, because...
(1:41) My personal experience with Coding
(2:00) It can be helpful to know Coding, because...
(3:52) To all the beginning UX designers & Bootcamp students/graduates!!!
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In this video we are going to discuss do you need to code as a UI / UX designer. A lot of designers ask me this question because when thy get into this job, they think that it's limited just to IT industry, and vast majority of people there know how to code, but is it like that for all industries, we will discuss that in this video.

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We get asked this question all the time... Do UX designers need to code? The short answer is - No!

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uxmastery.com/how-much-code-should-a-user-experience-designer-write In this video I ask the question, "Should UX Designers Be Able To Code?" and experiment with creating a videoscribe using the document camera that arrived in the mail this week. Let me know what you think of this format!

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