I'm a UI/UX designer and work for a start-up creating a web-based application serving a specific target audience. Although not required for my job, I'm trying to teach myself JavaScript and would like some of the JS experts out there to tell me how knowing JS could help a UX designer and in what respect. Also, I'm wondering how challenging it would be to get familiar with it given that I have some basic knowledge in jQuery and ActionScript3.
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