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Bye bye web designers?
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Hussein Baghdadi
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Hey,
In the recent wave of Silverlight, Flex, AIR, JavaFX, and Curl, do you think that web designer are swimming in dangerous water?
Do you expect they will loose their jobs in a couple of years?
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Eric Pascarello
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No,
You still need people with the artistic talent. HTML is not going to go away either.
Eric
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Bear Bibeault
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The triumvirate of HTML/CSS/JavaScript isn't going anywhere.The incursions of these new technologies into the traditional space will remain relatively small.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Also, I would imagine these people with artistic skills are going to be instrumental in making these new technologies look good too.
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Bear Bibeault
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Good point Jeanne. It's become very clear over the years that most websites designed by developers look like, well, websites designed by developers.
[ July 31, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
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Eric Pascarello
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Microsoft also came out with a line of all new products for Slightlight and web designers. The tools are actually pretty nice looking.
Eric
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