Tell me more ×  I'm a UI/UX designer and work for a start-up
creating a web-based application serving a specific target
audience. Although not required for my job, I'm trying to teach
myself JavaScript and would like some of the JS experts out
there to tell me how knowing JS could help a UX designer and in
what respect. Also, I'm wondering how challenging it would be to
get familiar with it given that I have some basic knowledge in
jQuery and ActionScript3.  share|improve this question You might
find this interesting. –  Vitaly Mijiritsky Aug 3 '11 at 3:40 i
think it's useful to have a good grasp of the technology that
will be used to implement your designs, but as @Vitaly points
out, JS is a pretty specific tool only really applicable if you
are involved in web UI / UX –  ColinSharpe Sep 2 at 6:21 add
comment  9 Answers  I use AngularJS to build what I call
"functional mock-ups". AngularJS (and I think EmberJS) add new
HTML elements with implied functionality. It makes it really
easy to make repeated lists,