samuelayo

Code & Canvas

Technology EN ↓ 2 episodes

Code and Canvas is a podcast about technology, creativity, and the thinking behind building digital products. Through conversations with designers, developers, and creatives, each episode shares real experiences, challenges, and lessons from their work. From idea to execution, the show offers simple, practical insights for anyone curious about how digital products are created.

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Author

samuelayo

Category

Technology

Podcast website

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Latest episode

May 16, 2026

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Episodes

Should Designers Learn to Code? Should Devs Learn Design II? 16.05.2026

What happens when a designer decides to stop handing things off and start building them? In this episode, I sit down with Ayomidé Daniel, a designer who crossed over into code and never looked back. We get into the honest, unfiltered conversation about what it actually means to design in 2026, why the line between design and development is blurring fast, and whether every designer really needs to...

Should Designers Learn Code? Should Dev Learn Design? 23.02.2026

In the premiere of Code & Canvas , we explore the evolving relationship between designers and developers through the perspective of a developer turned design engineer. We discuss whether designers should learn to code, whether developers should learn design, and what really happens when polished mockups meet real-world constraints like performance and accessibility. The episode also touches on...

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