Getting a design approved does not always mean developers have everything they need to build it accurately. Questions around interactions, responsive layouts, component behavior, assets, and edge cases can appear once development begins. This blog explores the common problems behind design-to-code handoffs and explains what designers and developers can do before implementation starts to make the process clearer and avoid unnecessary back-and-forth.

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Why do design-to-code handoffs break? | PixelCrayons

Design-to-code handoffs break for fixable reasons: unspecified states, no shared tokens, no visual QA. What closes the gap, plus a checklist for vendors.