Embroidery designer vs interactive designer

Differences between embroidery designer and interactive designer duties and responsibilities

Embroidery designer example responsibilities.

• Manage collection and presentation of daily/weekly/monthly/yearly performance metrics for the entire digitizing team.
• Develop marketing and brand awareness initiatives through social media outlets; create and manage company Facebook and Houzz profiles.
• Convert graphic designs into customized embroidery designs using industry leading digitizing software for use in production facilities.
• Import and convert original artwork to create a finish embroidered product.
• Programme and calibrate design in the machines, place material for printing and stitching.
• Prepare and present seasonal boards with beading techniques, fabric manipulations, layouts and artwork for collection samples.
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Interactive designer example responsibilities.

• Manage website properties including design, content and marketing using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.
• Create, implement, and manage web content projects (HTML emails, web sites, digitizing audio/video).
• Use ASP.NET and XML to automate common workflow tasks due to extremely high volume of designs to be create.
• Develop a custom object-orient prototyping model in the design of a highly dynamic user interface.
• Work primarily with JQuery to design/develop full screen overlays and dynamic forms.
• Develop clean, table-less web sites using valid XHTML and CSS according to standards.
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