>Tamar had some very strict viewpoints. I was curious as to what experiences
>led her to those viewpoints. Was the experience theorhetical or through the
>delivery of real-world applications, or a combination of both..
>
>Since she had some harsh views of web-based UI, it was appropriate for me to
>ask how much web-development she has done. Designing and creating web UI is
>not a trivial task. You definitely can't take the Win32 UI mindset to the web.
>I suspect that she does not fully appreciate this fact. I am also of the
>opinon that until you do some of this work for "real", you really cannot
>appreciate what is involved.
>
>Sound reasonable..??

No. What part of "user interface" do you have trouble with? You don't have to be a developer to use a UI, John. The attack on Tamar's qualifications was completely irrelevant to this topic.