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by UI design I do not mean cross browser compatibility, but rather an understanding of the underlying data and operations on it, which involves familiarity with
by shitgoose 10y ago
by UI design I do not mean cross browser compatibility, but rather an understanding of the underlying data and operations on it, which involves familiarity with the business domain. this is hard. putting stuff on the screen is not hard. I am OK with tables and gifs. with all due respect your contempt for people who build UI (and clean the toilets) and misunderstanding or general principles of engineering are sad (pardon my microagression).
- Chris2048 10y ago> putting stuff on the screen is not hard > your contempt for people who build UI You've carved out your own definition of Frontend dev, it doesn't always require business/domain knowledge, many just put stuff on the screen. Incidentally, I found this hard - not in a math problem way, but in a costing a lot of time and patience way. I distinctly recall spending a couple of hours trying to align some div after being requested to do so. I strongly dislike CSS.