This environment is conceived when an individual is the canonical source of their own credentials. I get jealous of doctors and lawyers because someone else grants and revokes their credentials. You either are or are not a doctor. It doesn't matter if you're a good one or a bad one, you still have this boolean state: yes, or no. But the UX/UI/whatever yields these coffeehouse quality debates that fatigue everyone and solve no particular issue other than a redistribution of the shared, global volume which inflates egos. You're a UX person and I am not? Fine, can we just not worry about it any further? No one's car is going to crash or heart stop.

I come from a graphic design background and I really sympathize with the author's grievances regarding the field but I can't help but to have a disdain for his victimized tone and lack of business knowledge or insight in all of his writings on the subject of flat design, code-first, function over form etc.

I believe he has not yet reached the truth and real drivers behind all of these concepts and developments in the field.

links are fucked on Chrome, text bleeding over into the neighboring words to overlay and make it unreadable.

Would you mind tweeting over a screenshot of the bug you're experiencing? My username is @eli_schiff.

Seems to be fixed now