If the web will solely consist of static .jpegs then yes: designers will rule the web. However at the moment our webpages are interactive and starting to be ada

If the web will solely consist of static .jpegs then yes: designers will rule the web. However at the moment our webpages are interactive and starting to be adaptive and accessible as well. We also might have some data on the backend that need to be manipulated in the UI. And theres also performance. I don't think there is a way to expose all these to designers without requiring them to code and actually have an understanding beyond design. > 3D artists have modeling and animation software that they can manipulate directly And nowadays they also have to start worrying about the physical properties of those models. Reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG4QuTe8aUw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG4QuTe8aUw It appears to me that this article generally doesn't want to understand the difference between print and web.