David, I've read with interest your rant about MS Expression Blend. In this context, I'd like to ask a question. I'm a novice designer with developer background and I can't figure out what it is exactly that makes software for designers distinct from software for developers, the distinction I often hear people talking about? Can you give examples? Both designer's and developer's tools seem to have a canvas and a set of tools/widgets to drag and drop to compose application screens. Is it just the scripting necessary to wire things up to make static drawings interactive that designers abhor? What are the alternatives?
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