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This old chestnut. You are perhaps inexperienced in this area (or have had terrible luck in the past) At my company we do not employ designers (we call them fr
by chunkyslink 16y ago
This old chestnut. You are perhaps inexperienced in this area (or have had terrible luck in the past)
At my company we do not employ designers (we call them front end developers) who can not code css / javascript and design. Every person who works on a site, must have an in depth understanding of exactly these things. How can you design a site if you have no idea how its going to go together ?
Thats why our designs are pretty good.
There, who needs luck.
- dmix 16y agoHTML/CSS is easy, any designer can pick that up in a year. There are far more important skills that a designer should have over understanding browser quirks. Those are the questions that good designers look for in clients. For ex. Do you have examples of sites successfully deploy that customers are interacting with on a daily basis? Do they believe in a/b testing + iterating or doing huge lengthy "expert" driven projects? What are your favourite sites designed by other people?