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Originally Posted by Zayne E.
I can hardly think of one or two tube sites I designed in my entire career that DIDN'T require me to cut and code the design. Design and coding for the web typically go hand-in-hand. And some of us EXCELLENT designers are also EXCELLENT coders...and more than just HTML/CSS.
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no doubt man, and if you say you are EXCELLENT COOK - I won't doubt it - but it doesn't mean you can succesfully run 5 star restaurant by default
that's what i meant saying designers are not coders by default.
if you love designing and great at it you will find that by coding you waste more time and loose more; if you hired someone to help you with coding who is good at it you probably could do better and more.
> Design and coding for the web typically go hand-in-hand.
- indeed and its always good for designers to know basics of html. but you cannot be best at everything, therefore each specializes in their own scope of work - it works best that way IMHO
wdforty, we're not "he" we are design studio - company of designers and coders, and no none of us worked at webinc before. btw online portfolio hasn't been updated in a long long time - don't ask why - busy as it is))