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I envy you if that is your experience. Almost all UX persons I have worked with have a degree in "Design" and are artsy type that tell me. "You can't make this

by hpoe 5y ago

I envy you if that is your experience. Almost all UX persons I have worked with have a degree in "Design" and are artsy type that tell me. "You can't make this blue it just doesn't vibe with the green we have." Many of who use the argument "Apple/Google does it this way" I'm not saying your now right it's just been my experience that they aren't engineers or Computer Scientists.

exdsq 5y ago
I've seen what happens when computer scientists go off on their own and design a user-centric product. Trust me, its good to have an 'artsy type'. I worked on a project with some pretty 'famous' CS guys (obviously relative to the field) and their form of documentation were essentially quizzes for the users to work through. Practically an end of term exam. It was crazy.