Re:Why you should move that button 3px to the left
by seanmcdirmid on Monday February 17, 2014 @01:01AM
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> As a developer, once you have worked with some PSD efforts a few times and then worked with real dynamic content then worked with a real client to get the thing to actually convert sales, then worked with the client stats you have got a good grasp of when something is right on the design front.
Most designers do not use photoshop these days; its all Illustrator vector format for anything but touch up. There are still some pixel junkies left, but these are mostly programmers pretending to be poor designers.
> Designers are completely out of the loop after go live, they have done their 'lorem ipsum' stuff.
Only in a failing company that doesn't have real designers or doesn't know how to manage designers.
> Proficiency at UX comes from delivering the deliverables, testing, testing and testing. Listening to the client and the customers. It does not come from a few static designs.
So you are saying designers are bad at UX because they don't conform to your narrow minded idea of what designers are?
Most designers do not use photoshop these days; its all Illustrator vector format for anything but touch up. There are still some pixel junkies left, but these are mostly programmers pretending to be poor designers.
> Designers are completely out of the loop after go live, they have done their 'lorem ipsum' stuff.
Only in a failing company that doesn't have real designers or doesn't know how to manage designers.
> Proficiency at UX comes from delivering the deliverables, testing, testing and testing. Listening to the client and the customers. It does not come from a few static designs.
So you are saying designers are bad at UX because they don't conform to your narrow minded idea of what designers are?