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I assume you meant "Developer", not "Designer": the designer makes the looks, the developer makes it work!

No, on the contrary. The more you mix with other developers (preferably good ones!), the more you learn.

i'm rather finding forward to this Ashes sequence and rather have not thoroughly written the Aussies off. even so England would desire to bypass into the sequence as overwhelming favourites with the aid of modern style and the incontrovertible fact that the sequence is being performed in England. I reckon Chris Rogers would be merely a splash a dismal horse as he's conscious of the circumstances over right here noticeably lots. stable to work out some friendly banter flying around between the two gadgets of supporters too!

I agree with JR I would take any chance I could to mix with web programmers / designers to learn from them. The more you learn the better you become you can't know everything straight of you have to be exposed to it. And if this means its comming of other people then fine.

It doesn't hurt your chances learn from it remember it and learn more.

Bascially if you can't do websites without assistance, then you are not a genuine web designer in the sense of being able to earn money from it

Cheer up!

It's not wrong to ask to collaborate with others if it means meeting deadlines. The busier you get the more people you need to help you no?

Depends on the size of the site and user usability which is the biggest % of your time and how much time you have.