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I don't have enough time to learn both thoroughly, so I'd like to decide which one is best.

My goal is to build websites as a freelancer, and I’ve identified a couple of scenarios:

- A website for an event or a series of events: it needs to be visually appealing and straightforward (maybe Framer wins here?)

- A website for a client: content published over time (e.g., a blog), various changes based on the client’s offers/needs, something more structured (maybe Webflow wins here?)

I’d love to hear your opinion; I’m really undecided because both have pros and cons.

What do you use for work? Which of the two options has more market potential (in terms of earning potential)?

I don't have enough time to learn both thoroughly, so I'd like to figure out which one is better.

My goal is to build websites as a freelancer, and I’ve identified a couple of scenarios:

- A website for an event or a series of events: it needs to be visually appealing and straightforward (maybe Framer wins here?)

- A website for a client: content published over time (e.g., a blog), various changes based on the client’s offers/needs, something more structured (maybe Webflow wins here?)

I’d love to hear your opinion; I’m really undecided because both have pros and cons.

What do you use for work? Which of the two options has more market potential (in terms of earning potential)?

I don't have enough time to learn both thoroughly, so I'd like to figure out which one is better.

My goal is to build websites as a freelancer, and I’ve identified a couple of scenarios:

- A website for an event or a series of events: it needs to be visually appealing and straightforward (maybe Framer wins here?)

- A website for a client: content published over time (e.g., a blog), various changes based on the client’s offers/needs, something more structured (maybe Webflow wins here?)

I’d love to hear your opinion; I’m really undecided because both have pros and cons.

What do you use for work? Which of the two options has more market potential (in terms of earning potential)?

ciao a tutti, vorrei partecipare al mio primo startup weekend.

Ho un dubbio però, come ci si regola per la notte? ognuno poi rientra nella sua abitazione o ci si ferma in loco?

Hi everyone, I'm a designer who'd like to approach AI coding with a better understanding of what's going on.

When I work on a project using Claude Code, I hate not being able to figure out what it's doing.

In your opinion, what should I learn to approach AI coding with a better understanding? I don't want to become a developer, I just want to better understand what's happening while the AI is working.

I’ve tried the Odin Project in the past, but the course is clearly focused on teaching you to be a developer. However, I don’t think I’ll ever start programming without AI support, so all that knowledge is unnecessary (and slows me down during the learning phase).

Is there any course you think would be useful for me?

Hi everyone, I'm a designer who'd like to approach AI coding with a better understanding of what's going on. When I work on a project using Claude Code, I hate not being able to figure out what it's doing.

In your opinion, what should I learn to approach AI coding with a better understanding? I don't want to become a developer, I just want to better understand what's happening while the AI is working.

I’ve tried the Odin Project in the past, but the course is clearly focused on teaching you to be a developer. However, I don’t think I’ll ever start programming without AI support, so all that knowledge is unnecessary (and slows me down during the learning phase).

Is there any course you think would be useful for me?

I’ve noticed there are a lot of skills out there for UX/UI design in Claude Code. I’m testing out Impeccable, and it seems to be working well. But I’m curious to try the others too.

Have any of you tried some of these skills?

Which one works best?

You can’t use multiple UX/UI skills at the same time, right? I’d like to avoid confusing the AI too much.