23/10/2026
One works out what the screen should be. One makes it real. Most teams hire only half of that and then wonder why everything takes so long.
A UI/UX Designer figures out where people are getting lost and what the flow should actually be.
A Frontend Developer turns that into something that loads fast, works on the phones your customers really use, and survives a design change on Thursday.
On their own, each gives you half a result. A beautiful design nobody built, or a working page nobody thought through.
Together they are the difference between a product that demos well and one that keeps people.
Both seats are on the bench, already verified.
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