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My goal is to have one course going at all times. Keeps the ol' brain malleable.
As I'm getting close to wrap up "#UX Personas and User Research" on #IxDF, I bought "JavaScript for Everyone" from @piccalilli
Looking forward to getting started on it!
Working on a Stepper component today. Can't plug The Component Gallery enough. Next to MDN and WAI APG Patterns, this is my go-to resource.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote here about the design engineering role. I decided to write it up in a blog post
https://rosenqvist.design/posts/How-to-become-Design-Engineer-as-Designer.html
Learning to code is relatively straight forward with loads of resources that can help you. Creating a new role in your organization, that is also a hybrid role, is the hard part. I’ve never seen any guide to do that and it would need to be tailored to each organization
I’ve been reading up on the #designengineer role. The last few years I’ve been writing more and more code both professionally and in my own projects so maybe I should understand this role better?
I also work with many quite junior #ux designers and I want to be able to guide them and give some good advice now that the industry is changing so much
📝 Really enjoyed this idea of a "ruthless edit" from Rick Rubin. Even went so far as to try and explain it visually
Going through the struggle of explaining to managers and colleagues where I and a co-worker fit in the reorg. We believe it's in the (small) Design Team with two UI/UX Designers, but Management seems set on putting us under Engineering.
@brad_frost Would you say the title front-end designer ever caught on? Or am I better of using something else like UI/UX Engineer, UI Developer, Design Engineer to frame our skill set and responsibilities?
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Jim Nielsen