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Its impossible to accurately classify something subjective into a top X list. The lists will always be skewed into the tastes of the judges or list compiler. T
by chunkyslink 17y ago
Its impossible to accurately classify something subjective into a top X list. The lists will always be skewed into the tastes of the judges or list compiler.
Take music charts for example. The top 20 could be renamed, the '20 records that teenagers like at the moment'.
That said I would like to say that UI designers that work for one company who have one product, do not deserve the same amount of kudos as really skilled agency UI designers who work on upwards of 10 UI's a year. They solve 10 times more problems than those who work on one product.
- petervandijck 17y agoDisagreed. I find that the agencies don't tend to "solve" problems, because they're not there when their solutions are measured/exposed to the real world. Agencies tend to take a stab at solutions. In house designers need to solve things.
- chunkyslink 17y agoPerhaps that is the case when the relationship is not right. In a lot of cases we run the sites for our clients and dont have to ask them to make UI changes. We spend a lot of time fine tuning and getting this part right. We do this on a permanent basis. But I accept your point if this kind of relationship doesnt exist and the site is 'handed over'