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by AaronChampagne
5584 days ago
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As a designer I like your counterpoint. If I could work with developers like you're describing I'd be interested. I'm nervous about offering help to a project though, because I'm getting the impression that developers are expected to navigate the community solo and I don't know if I can learn the ropes of the community while making a good design for a project. I've been thinking that maybe a buddy-system might be appropriate for attracting designers. |
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A: Get some greater insight into the reasons workflow is performed like it is. B: Get some insulation from the "Here is the Github. Go, be fruitful" nature of a lot of projects. C: Have someone assist with VC.
The developer would get:
A: Exposure to ideas about design B: Experience in how to effectively communicate with developers C: Experience in HCI and usability
You, sir, have given me an EXCELLENT IDEA. TO THE INTERWEBS!