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My only cautionary advice is that it is becoming more common to see the UI/UX role to encompass design, HCI, and front-end development. You might be limiting y
by madoublet 14y ago
My only cautionary advice is that it is becoming more common to see the UI/UX role to encompass design, HCI, and front-end development. You might be limiting yourself by having a narrow focus.
- digitalengineer 14y agoThank you, I see a much bigger role for UI/UX these days. It's everywhere and -as I see it- it working with Axure would allow me to create high fidelity prototypes, much better than my old friend OmniGraffle. I enjoy working with wireframes, flows and solving problems. It's what I do, even more than designing. I'd like to be able to build html prototypes without the 'hassle'. (Dangerous thing to say here at HN, but I don't much like coding and html/css. I do like working with developers/frontend pro's).
- madoublet 14y agoCompletely understand. I know a number of successful, well-respected UI/UX folk who do not code.