Striking a Balance: Middle Ground in Front-End Development
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The document discusses balancing design and development in front-end work. It addresses stereotypes between designers and developers, and describes front-end developers as "midfielders" who ensure designers get credit and backend developers can focus on their work. The document also covers topics like web standards, accessibility, version control systems, frameworks, team dynamics and more.
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