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If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software EngineeringSoftware Engineering as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

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If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User ExperienceUser Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

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If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User ExperienceUser Experience on StackExchangeStack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to ProgrammersSoftware Engineering as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on StackExchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Programmers as Oded already answered.

If you're talking about design in the context of the user-interface, there's also User Experience on Stack Exchange. Otherwise, design meaning the technical side of 'designing software', you better refer to Software Engineering as Oded already answered.

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