New concept design: thoughts?
- Thread starter iCraig
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It's fantastic, although as it's a very small company I feel like we're all learning about parts of the trade each day. When I came onboard the current websites were created in tables and javascript rollovers. After learning CSS myself, I preached to them and they're now converted. 
I'm still a designer at heart, and I'm most happy when I'm given a client who wants a logo designing or something.
I'm still a designer at heart, and I'm most happy when I'm given a client who wants a logo designing or something.
No, it's still just a PSD.
I didn't go to University.
I finished school after sixth-form, with an AVCE Double award in ICT and an AVCE double award in Business studies.
I can't draw, but I can sketch roughly. I don't have any noteable design qualifications. I started doing freelance design for a company, and I think I impressed them enough to consider taking me on full time. However due my experience I needed an apprenticeship to get some proper training and design knowledge under my belt.
I study on the job constantly and in my own time, so much so Photoshop is in my list of programs to auto launch during start-up.
I study NVQ IT for Users at college one day per week, but it's just for a tangible qualification, as I'm learning far more putting things into practice at work.
I didn't go to University.
I finished school after sixth-form, with an AVCE Double award in ICT and an AVCE double award in Business studies. I can't draw, but I can sketch roughly. I don't have any noteable design qualifications. I started doing freelance design for a company, and I think I impressed them enough to consider taking me on full time. However due my experience I needed an apprenticeship to get some proper training and design knowledge under my belt.
I study on the job constantly and in my own time, so much so Photoshop is in my list of programs to auto launch during start-up.
I study NVQ IT for Users at college one day per week, but it's just for a tangible qualification, as I'm learning far more putting things into practice at work.
