A little sight into the UI developer works:
What is a MVC ?
the model view controller pattern is a
pattern based on the names of its main parts, which are as follows.
Model: this is a domain specific
representation of the information on which application operates.The
model is another name for the domain layer.Domain logic adds meaning
to raw data(for calculating if today is the birthday of the user ,or
the taxes and shipping charges for the shopping cart).
View :
renders the model into a form suitable for interaction ,typically a
user interface element.MVC is often seen in web applications where
the view is the HTML page and code which gathers dynamic data for the
page.
Controller :
Processes and responds to events ,typically user actions and invokes changes on the model and perhaps the view.
What are key tasks of a UI developer
:
1-Create a web
application front end as per design comps and information
architecture.
2-Integrate front
end application with the application business layer.
3-Follow best
practices and standards for accessibility and cross browser comparability.
4-Collect feedback
from design and technical staff on website development needs.
5-Stick to
established coding standards and groups procedures individually and
in teams.
6-Coordinate with
interface design architects for meeting standards at code level.
7-Design and build UIs on any server platform in a team environment.
A user Interface
developer for short is not someone who knows a bit of HTML .As
developers for web we must know about HTTP and siblings
,HTML,css,JavaScript ,j query ,AJAX ,J son and multiple browsers and
their differences ,tools and programmes that deal with web
communications.As developers you must know about the human cognition
,basic psychology and logic sorting .You should also have good common
sense and must know about all technologies offerings in accessibility
and usability interaction principles , MVC platform separation
,languages for creating interfaces and generally tool kits ,tools
and programmes that deal with interfaces .
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