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November 21, 2012
Should You Become A UX Generalist Or A UX Specialist?
Generalist inside the UX comfort zone (think: coding, visual design or content creation), or outside (think: gastronomy, theatre or architecture).
"If you doubt whether you're up to the task, you'll probably discover that you do indeed fall short. I'd encourage you to embrace those moments when you're outside of your comfort zone."
(Matthew Magain a.k.a. @mattymcg ~ UX mastery)
Posted by PJB at November 21, 2012 10:55 AM | Classification: User experience