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Nowhere in that article was there any indication that the web designers were people who considered CSS "beneath them". 4 years ago you had a bad experience and
by zaphar 11y ago
Nowhere in that article was there any indication that the web designers were people who considered CSS "beneath them".
4 years ago you had a bad experience and now you are projecting it onto an article that is only related due to the use of one word, "designer".
The article was about a move to in-house design instead of agency/freelancer work.
- gnarbarian 11y agoI clarified my comment a bit. The type of designer from my anecdote is becoming less and less common while simultaneously there is far more front end work available and designers who are willing to step up to the task. So when someone is bemoaning the lack of work available I suspect the real problem is their inflexibility or technical stagnation. This is especially apparent when a novice roped in from the mail room can out-compete them and eat their lunch. The problem is the designer's skillset, not the industry trend.