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Back in the "golden age" of Web my development career, circa 2008, before "full-stack" and before SPAs, we were fortunate to have people that specialized in UX
by francisofascii 10mo ago
Back in the "golden age" of Web my development career, circa 2008, before "full-stack" and before SPAs, we were fortunate to have people that specialized in UX and CSS. They understood fonts, colors, spacing, browser quirks, and they understood CSS. They have their own conferences and bloggers that they followed. (Eric Meyer) They were technical enough to deal with a Git repo and commit css and image files. The back-end / "CS major" types could simply focus on the CRUD part of the application and didn't have to care about UI or CSS.