More and more often we have to deny projects where customer asks to do banal HTML/CSS work. Of course the job isn’t all bad, from time to time we get to do real fun stuff too. One of these things is getting a set of brand new wireframes, ready to be converted into html. Starting off with a clean slate, taking with you what you have learned from your previous projects and having no legacy to worry about. Starting of from zero can be really comforting from time to time. But in all other cases, you do not learn anything new doing markup. Perhaps the roots of the problem goes to what type of persona you are: someone can do monotonous work from day to day other is constantly looking for new challenge, wants to set itself ambitious goals and achieve them. This is definitely about us.
Don’t get me wrong. We have a true taste in design and always focus on best user experience possible, but in most cases we rely on professional designer. Moreover we prefer to work with designers who can make all HTML code himself, not just provide a Photoshop file. In such a case, final result has outstanding quality.
Any person do whatever he loves much better. Our passion is in complex and highly loaded projects. Not many people has similar experience and skills (except for start up owners). Try to Google them. Almost 95% of search results are design agencies or so called all-in-one shops. In most cases they are not able to solve non-trivial, complex task.
But that’s just our take on things, I’m pretty interested to hear what part of your job you like best. Don’t hold back.
