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I agree with your comment in the sense that the article does read like a PR piece, but it's not specifically marketing anything. That is extra baffling, because
by darkhorse13 6y ago
I agree with your comment in the sense that the article does read like a PR piece, but it's not specifically marketing anything. That is extra baffling, because you would think that an article like this (poor substance) would be a run-of-the-mill marketing piece.
- RobertKerans 6y agoYes, the more I read the stranger I found it. It reads almost as if designed to instil a sense of panic in designers, as you may very well want in a marketing piece. But then add in some quite bizarre suggestions (Just learn Unreal engine!) and some buzzword phrases ("...roles often called "the backend of front-end" really, "often called"). Substance isn't there at all, and not even well written I dunno. Self promotion I guess? Targeted at LinkedIn, maybe, aimed at corporate?