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as someone who does both, but is primarily a UI/UX guy. I'll design the interfaces first. Then I'll design the database, then start developing. Everything seems
by bgnm2000 16y ago
as someone who does both, but is primarily a UI/UX guy. I'll design the interfaces first. Then I'll design the database, then start developing. Everything seems to fall into place that way for me.
- prateekdayal 16y agoOnce you have the first working screens, how do you iterate? Do you update your mockups and then go back to code or do you just update views in code directly?
- bgnm2000 16y agoat that point I'm going to really make changes at a code level - unless I need to get the changes approved or understood by others (which is why I'd show them some new mockups/screens). Iterations can be done so much faster working directly in the view code.