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Seriously. Every time I see a tool pop up for "designers" the definition tends to be: -code illiterate -drag n' drop syndrome -shortcut seeking -so visually
by colemorrison 13y ago
Seriously. Every time I see a tool pop up for "designers" the definition tends to be:
-code illiterate
-drag n' drop syndrome
-shortcut seeking
-so visually oriented that they might as well be blind
It honestly makes designers look bad. Modern designers know how to code as well (or should). Why? So that they design with the development in mind and don't deliver shit that's too outlandish to implement, or more importantly, deliver shit that's ignorant of what's possible.
- sandijs 13y agoIt is not about coding versus not coding : ) FROONT is about visually choosing web fonts, work with vectors right in the browser, see how designs perform on various screen widths as soon as possible! Using visual approach where it makes sense and speeds things up and coding to add something new to the project. I can't imagine why somebody, be it designers or developers, should enjoy tweaking cross-browser issues, dealing with scrollbars etc.