> > > Qualifications for this position include: > * Minimum of 5 years of relevant software design, development, and > shipping experience > * Solid understanding of standards based, cross browser HTML, CSS, and > Javascript > * Solid programming experience in C++ > * Client and server debugging skills > * Ability to quickly understand and apply new technologies > * Network topology a plus > * Working on large scale web application teams a plus > * A Bachelors degree in computer science or related > I'm afraid your post better be in more proper place, ;-), at this point, http://www.cooper.com/insights/journal_of_design/articles/so_you_want_to_be_an_interacti_1.html, Robert Reimann says: Designers seldom code—if you are attached to programming, all power to you: the world needs more design-sensitive programmers. But unless you have complete control over your projects, you will be short-changing your users by trying to design and develop at the same time—it's a conflict of interest. So, if you can't stomach the thought of abandoning programming, interaction design may not be for you. this is really a experienced designer's teaching, not only a saying, there's reason behind it.
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