Hosted by ositaka · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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Welcome to design-code.tips — the podcast where modern web-dev, thoughtful UI design, and practical AI workflows converge. Each episode expands on a blog post from design-code.tips, adding audio-only extras: hands-on demos, performance tricks, and real stories from shipping products. Expect clear take-aways on React, Tailwind, accessibility, and how to leverage AI for faster prototyping and smarter coding. Created by Nuno Marques (a.k.a. ositaka) – your calm, actionable learning companion.(Episodes created with the help of Notebook LM.)
ositaka hosts design-code.tips, a education show with 61 episodes published.
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