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UX design is heavily influenced by rules and research, just like engineering. There are systems at play which I'm sure the company would like to keep consistent
by notjustanymike 5y ago
UX design is heavily influenced by rules and research, just like engineering. There are systems at play which I'm sure the company would like to keep consistent.
While you may be able to build a working page, can you ensure that every engineer builds it with the same interactions, flows, language, and even colors? Will you build and test it for the users the UX team has researched, or will you build it for yourself?
- hpoe 5y agoI can actually by just sourcing a CSS file that has the color scheme defined and that can be changed as needed. I can keep consistentancy by just having a JS library that has our components. As for flow no I can't because different situations and objectives require different workflows to force them all to be the same is the kind of thing that sounds like a good idea until it is clearly not. But the funny thing about all of that is that everything listed above has to be done either way, and usually the UX guys will shove it off on engineering to implement so where is their value add....?