How to Be a Successful UXer

I suppose that's what my job is, is to make sure I've got all the juggly bits in place. And we can make sure we've got the right people. There's a lot of movement in my team, so it might be that one stream needs something more than another and I tend to flip-flop people around. It makes life a bit more exciting. We tend to say that at least you have to be aware of front-end development and the limitations there. Although you may not actually have to be a coder to be a successful UXer. Yeah. But if you're doing curly problems, it does make you happier and you're doing all these different