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You're not just a designer... you're a full-stack designer(twitter.com)

over 6 years ago from Mark Jenkins, Designer

  • Matt WalkerMatt Walker, over 6 years ago

    I might be guilty of using this. When I first heard it, it was used to describe a designer whom conducts user research, interaction design, visual design, runs usability tests, etc. At the time it made sense.

    I think in retrospect it just adds more confusion.

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    • Gen Uine, over 6 years ago

      I think it's more like insurance.

      Protection against the flaky generalists & shit managers in the industry opting to water down what a designer can offer (user research, interaction design, visual design, usability testing) – tucking them into a production funnels.

      And against UX evangelists / out-dated iA wankers looking to be the Moses of button sizes & site architecture.

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