This comment is condescending and disrespectful. 1) I've never met a UX person who is a programmer. Most of them are from graphic design background, sometimes

This comment is condescending and disrespectful. 1) I've never met a UX person who is a programmer. Most of them are from graphic design background, sometimes for vouchers or magazines and they don't necessarily understand that the computer screen is not the same kind of medium as a piece of paper. 2) Having a professional relationship entails pushing back and questioning. Being a "yes man" to the UX people is not a good working relationship. The implication of your comment is in order to push back and provide feedback I must first acknowledge my subservience to their whims and only once they approve of my work I may humbly submit some suggestions for their kind consideration.