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Or you can be one of the many programmers whose job has nothing to do with the web, or even with UX. We still exist! That said, I am in the process of putting
by neutronicus 16y ago
Or you can be one of the many programmers whose job has nothing to do with the web, or even with UX. We still exist!
That said, I am in the process of putting together a personal web page, and this stuff is a pain. I don't envy you guys.
- petervandijck 16y agoFeel free to view-source and copy-paste mine :) http://petervandijck.com/ http://petervandijck.com/ (Unless you want it to be pretty of course ;)
- farout 16y agoThe problem is as an UX programmer everyone in the company gives you their 2 cents (the bike shed issue). However as a backend programmer you are left alone to do the job at hand without either specs changing at the speed of light or having to explain/teach people why an idea may have issues and finding websites/case studies to support your argument.
- sgdesign 16y agoThat's true, the blog is mostly about web design so I was thinking about web development when I wrote the post.