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Part of the problem in understanding what everyone means is that the word "design" is quite ambiguous these days. I'm a programmer working in web "development"
by arctangent 16y ago
Part of the problem in understanding what everyone means is that the word "design" is quite ambiguous these days.
I'm a programmer working in web "development", and some of the things you lay claim to (UX, UI) are things that I'm responsible for rather than our "designer".
So I guess there's really a spectrum of different types of activity (rather than a binary partition) and the choice of who gets what responsibility is a local one.
Some organisations have people who have exotic job titles with words such as "User Experience" and "Information Architecture" in them. I suspect that "designers" and "developers" in those organisations have much more clearly separated roles.
- ThomPete 16y agoOh I agree. I dont' really see them fundamentally as different. I was just pointing out stuff I was also doing which could might as well have been done by a developer (in fact I worked with a couple developers on setting up the proper architecture)