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Yes, even though I've failed to catch on each time I've tried, I keep picking up more and more of the concepts/lingo. I do all the mockups and am orchestrating
by scottkrager 16y ago
Yes, even though I've failed to catch on each time I've tried, I keep picking up more and more of the concepts/lingo.
I do all the mockups and am orchestrating the product development, but the more I learn about programming the more I learn that a single extra box on my "mockup" can mean hours and hours on the backend.
It's so easy to do a mockup and say, "this is how it will work"...turning that into an actual application is where the magic is.
- jayliew 16y agoI've heard non-programming web designers say, "I've designed this app. Now all I need is to have it coded up" (as though the back-end is merely icing on cake and that the heavy lifting is already done). disclaimer: I'm mostly a back-end person, and I appreciate how difficult it is to not have sense of design, and I don't take good design work for granted.