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As a designer that writes HTML/CSS and a tiny bit of jQuery, I don't consider myself a front-end developer because none of the job listings I see consider me a
by mnicole 14y ago
As a designer that writes HTML/CSS and a tiny bit of jQuery, I don't consider myself a front-end developer because none of the job listings I see consider me a front-end developer.
They ask for knowledge of JavaScript/Ruby/PHP/Drupal, etc. I've stopped looking for jobs under the title "developer" because of how often it varies in what skillsets they're actually looking for.
That being said, all of the designer jobs I find expect you to mock something up in Photoshop and hand it over to someone to code. I personally hate having other people code up my stuff because that means I have to do additional interaction write-ups I can just code myself, so I don't really know where I fit in.