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UI Developer are responsible for creating software that can lure the user into a smooth interaction with a computer based application or system. They help in perking up user experience by making web pages simple, fun, easy and effective. Compared to a front-end developer, a UI Developer puts more focus on the website’s design, typography and iconography. This helps in making the outcome intuitive and paves the way for seamless interaction between the users and the website.
As with other IT related professions, there is no particular educational course that one has to take in order to break into entry-level jobs. Employers usually prefer having candidates with bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Graphics Design or IT on board. UI developers with strong portfolio have a better chance of getting their foot in the door compared to the ones who just have theoretical knowledge and educational credentials. Apart from an impressive portfolio, one should also have strong skills in graphics design, front-end development, usability testing and mobile development. Specific technology related skills required include HTML, CSS, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, AJAX, JSON, jQuery, Java, SQL database development, Illustrator from the Adobe Creative Suite, Photoshop, Flash, Flex, among others.
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The hourly wage ranges from $25 to $100 per hour and varies according to the UI Developer’s experience, skills and portfolio. Payscale.com reveals that UI Developers earn an average salary of $76,784 annually.
UI Developers usually work 40 hour weeks and spend a major portion of their time sitting in front of computer monitors. They, as a result, experience back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, eyestrain and other common conditions associated with work in IT. There is no dearth of businesses launching new web-based systems and applications to gain visibility in an increasingly digital world. With continuous technological advancement, the need for UI developers keeps climbing in all coding related areas, including internet, software and mobile app development. After gaining adequate experience as a UI Developer, one can move on to senior roles like UI lead, Product Lead, Product Manager etc. And there are those who start their own freelancing business and realize their dream of being their own boss.
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