The handoff process between designers and developers often leads to mismatches between design intentions and actual products due to communication friction and misunderstandings.
Handoff wastes valuable time, compelling designers to over-communicate while developers meticulously inspect designs, leading to inefficiencies and frustrations for both parties.
Once the code is live, it diverges from the design, creating a cycle of mistrust where developers prioritize their interpretations over the original designs.
In the scramble to keep designs updated with reality, designers can become hyper-vigilant, consistently searching for discrepancies between the design files and the final product.
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