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As a designer who codes I've never understood this mentality. I sketch out wireframes, take them to PhotoShop, and flush out the HTML, CSS, and JS. Perhaps if t
by ryanSrich 13y ago
As a designer who codes I've never understood this mentality. I sketch out wireframes, take them to PhotoShop, and flush out the HTML, CSS, and JS. Perhaps if the structure of your team isn't suited for this workflow it could end up hindering the design process but I find it to be quite enjoyable.
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- seanmcdirmid 13y agoSo you do design and production (is HTML/CSS and a bit of JS really coding?), great! I have a feeling most web designers are in that boat, though I've never worked in that field before. Not all designers are web designers though.
- fmilne 13y agothere is definitely a difference between knowing how to make a prototype and being able to code at a production level. Again, without mentorship it's difficult to learn the difference.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoMost developers are clueless as well. I can imagine a junior designer getting into a lot of trouble in a small dev shop given all the misunderstandings.