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Basic UI\/UX design skillsThis skills will help you be able to develop a visual prototype that will enable you get to know and feel how users will interact with you end product. Some of the most commonly used languages for back-end work are PHP, Ruby, and Python. If you know these languages you can create algorithms to manipulate data delivered from the front-end side of the site. By having this skills alone you are able to develop static websites as part of your project and use them in your resume. To lead by example take a look at my portfolio that I made using this skills alone. Seeing those new terms made me feel confused and for a moment I thought I had chosen the wrong path.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n