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if u want to be a pro UI/UX designer, learn javascript (Kintetic, GSAP, backbone, famous, node and everything else that comes with node).
by lelifer 12y ago
if u want to be a pro UI/UX designer, learn javascript (Kintetic, GSAP, backbone, famous, node and everything else that comes with node).
- jbjorge 12y ago...after you've learned the principles of UX.
- lelifer 12y agoUX is not something you learn its something you gain w/ experience with all theses technologies. its messing up and starting over again and implementing a better design than the previous gaining even more experience/methodologies. or at least that's the pro way of learning UX.
- jdebari 12y agoI partially agree. UX is something that comes with practice, but it isn't about technology. It's about a process for solving problems for people. The technology itself shouldn't matter, but it is good to know how things work in order to understand and communicate with your team.
- jnem 12y agoUX is DX (developer experience).
- themoonbus 12y agoNot all UX professionals are coders or start as coders. Some just understand UX principles / methodologies and how to apply them to solve design problems. Also, UX isn't exclusive to software.
- seanmcdirmid 12y agoYes, because we all know what is important is code and learning design doesn't already take 6 years of school and practice learning and doing other things coders would never think of </sarcasm>. If you want to code, then learn coding. But if you want to do design, you are going down a very different path and might not have the luxury of ever coding again (even if you know how).
- collyw 12y agoJavaScript is a programming language. How is that going to teach you anything about UI/UX?