RE: Free Web Design 09-15-2015, 04:44 PM
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(09-15-2015, 11:03 AM)Neko Wrote: I recommend getting a part time job at a local web design/dev business, it's a far better way of building a professional portfolio.
To get started, you should offer to do work experience at every business you apply for, it's an easy way of getting your foot in the door and a great learning experience.
Source: i'm a dev irl.
My local design places is skids.
All they use is templates the original people made like 10 years ago it looks like a crusty old website you'd see scrolling page 20 on Google.
I walked out after that. Should have showed them how to innovate damn it .-.
(09-15-2015, 11:03 AM)Neko Wrote: I recommend getting a part time job at a local web design/dev business, it's a far better way of building a professional portfolio.
To get started, you should offer to do work experience at every business you apply for, it's an easy way of getting your foot in the door and a great learning experience.
Source: i'm a dev irl.
Being a "youth" definitely helps cause we are hip and know the new looks 0,0
[img=0x150]http://imgur.com/BD5LxZb.png[/img]
I'm done being an autism.




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