Feb12

Interaction Design

Garret Dimon’s post on front-end architects is a good read, I think. But I’m usually biased toward articles that suggest that the skills I possess might become incredibly valuable in the very near future.

I’m not sure I like the term ‘front-end architect,’ but now I’m just being a weenie. I don’t even have a job title, really; my business card says ‘Product Developer,’ but that was almost a free-form text field; my boss actually told me I could put whatever I wanted. (Seriously. I almost put ‘free safety.’)

I’m most often referred to as a ‘GUI Developer,’ which isn’t far from the truth, but I think ‘interaction developer’ or ‘interaction designer’ is descriptive without being wholly masturbatory.

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