8 articles in Web Design
David Karlins is a student of and resource for communication technology, culture, and technique. His recent books include Building Websites All-In-One For Dummies (co-author); Adobe Analytics for Dummies (co-author); HTML5 and CSS3 For Dummies; and Adobe Illustrator CC for Dummies. David is a working UI/UX designer and content developer; creator of online courses syndicated through Cengage Learning and LinkedIn Learning; and Adjunct Professor at the City University of New York (CUNY) and New York University (NYU).
As a designer at any level, your portfolio is a most valuable asset. It represents what you can do, the methods you can apply to implement...
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Once you have assembled your design portfolio content, the remaining piece of the puzzle is to find a place to post it for review online....
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Your design portfolio and your resume are a team. Together, they introduce you to potential employers and clients.
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The foundation of a good design portfolio is good projects, nicely displayed. But that’s not enough. Employers and clients want to know how...