Originally Posted by DotNetWill:
“You don't seem very tolerant of things you don't know, but a UX dev is someone works on the workflow and user interaction elements of a piece of software. Lots of software houses have them.”
“You don't seem very tolerant of things you don't know, but a UX dev is someone works on the workflow and user interaction elements of a piece of software. Lots of software houses have them.”
Sorry if I seemed intolerant but I just didn't have a clue what it meant. "Cognitive burden" is still brilliant though.




I rather keep it on all the time, just put it to sleep instead of shutting it down, and charge it more often.
