Are you a PX designer and want to learn code but don't know where n how to start?? 👇Below I have share a Prompt that worked for me and its pretty accurate according to my skills and requirements . You might have to change the prompt little bit according to your skill set and requirements. Prompt : Create a practical, hands-on coding curriculum for a product designer who wants to understand both frontend and backend development beyond the basics. This curriculum should: 1. Start at absolute zero coding knowledge and progress incrementally. 2. Be accessible to someone with limited math skills (equivalent to a 15-year-old). 3. Focus on practical exercises and projects rather than theory. 4. Require only 30 minutes of daily practice. 5. Cover enough technical knowledge to: - Understand developers' technical challenges - Customize AI/ML tools for personal use - Perform basic data science tasks Please structure the curriculum with clear daily/weekly goals, specific hands-on exercises, relevant project milestones, and recommended free and latest learning resources for daily and weekly goals or curriculum. For each section, explain what skills will be developed and how they connect to real-world product design challenges. #ProductDesignJourney #CodeForDesigners #UXtoCode #DesignersWhoCode #PXLearning #30MinCoding #DesignToCode #TechUpskill #NoCodeToCode #ProductDesignStack #AIPromptHack #DesignersCanCode #TechCurriculum #LearnToCodeChallenge #CrossFunctionalSkills #FutureOfDesign #ProductSkillset #CodeNewbie #DesignTech #CareerLeveling

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Today I got very excited over making custom Excel VBA drop-down boxes work, in a room full of engine programmers. (Actual footage below...) Yes it's simple, but they didnae judge - they had a wee chuckle and encouraged me on. Because we all start somewhere. #DesignersCanCode