I had the awesome opportunity to be in a team co-located with a UX team in a large open room. That led to some great discussions and learning experience for me about good UX design principles. Taking on the mindset of "what is the user experience like?" and some of the tactics I learned... those have really helped me to make better end products.
So I can't answer your question, but I can vouch for the fact that designing for UX is an important factor to keep in mind. I think it also applies to the back-end but in a different way. "What is it like to call my API?" "What is it like to troubleshoot problems using my logging setup?" etc.
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Great question!
I had the awesome opportunity to be in a team co-located with a UX team in a large open room. That led to some great discussions and learning experience for me about good UX design principles. Taking on the mindset of "what is the user experience like?" and some of the tactics I learned... those have really helped me to make better end products.
So I can't answer your question, but I can vouch for the fact that designing for UX is an important factor to keep in mind. I think it also applies to the back-end but in a different way. "What is it like to call my API?" "What is it like to troubleshoot problems using my logging setup?" etc.