Is the profession of mobile and desktop application designer (without web) in demand?

Question

User interface

Hello. If I design interfaces, design, think through the architecture only for mobile applications and desktop applications , without doing the web, can I count on work and development in this area ???
Or does a UX/UI specialist mean versatility and no one on the market needs designers for individual platforms???

Answer 1

If I design interfaces, design, think through the architecture only for mobile applications and desktop applications, without doing web

1. Architecture of what exactly are you going to think over?
2. How is the work of interface design on other platforms fundamentally different from the web platform?
3. How exactly would you do the web if you did?
4. Why don't you want to design interfaces for gaming non-mobile platforms?
I got the impression that you consider ANY job on the web to be low-skilled and low-paid.
UPD: OLEG SAVKIN , there is no difference: screens of mobile devices from 3 "- 12".
Therefore, the placement and behavior of UI/UX objects depends on the available display area, which in turn depends on the screen resolution, DPI, and current orientation.
And the direct detailed behavior of individual objects and groups of dependent objects (EditBox / input text, Memo / textarea, etc.) is a COMPLETELY different story ...
And there is no difference between designing a Web interface and a mobile interface!

Answer 2

Naturally in demand. The truth about the Russian market is not sure. In the west, mid-level and higher-level companies have a purely mobile application designer on staff, if the company has it, of course.

Answer 3

The effect of "Wow!" on mobile phones is a thing of the past. Demand will no longer grow, rather the opposite.

Answer 4

Certainly in demand. As a rule, in large IT offices that deal with mobile. Naturally, almost all of them are located in large cities.