6 comments

  • Chris SChris S, over 3 years ago

    Red Dot Design Award, designer of the month, Dribbble 100k club, blue tick on twitter, designer who knows how to code, best girl-/boyfriend

    4 points
    • Thomas RogowThomas Rogow, over 3 years ago

      Even though I came here to write the exact same comment this still made coffee come out through my nose lol

      1 point
  • Jose CruzJose Cruz, over 3 years ago

    I think just having the trust of your current and previous clients should work. Also, your work can speak itself.

    0 points
  • Ravi Java, over 3 years ago

    It's always good to have a few certifications to show. Now these wont guarantee a job or an internship but it can become more of a conversation point with your peers or whilst in an interview. I would suggest less expensive ones like Interaction Design Foundation (IDF) (http://interaction-design.org/) or take up a basic HTML CSS course from Coursera.

    TIP: While taking these certification make sure they allow Linkedin integration!

    0 points
  • Adrian FurtunaAdrian Furtuna, over 3 years ago

    In terms of UX: A license to practice design.

    Having a certification from NNg just because you had a two weeks workshop means jack shit. As long as what you design affects the life of real people design should be licensed just like medicine.

    0 points
    • S B, over 3 years ago

      Design being licensed like medicine is an awful idea. Art affects people, too, maybe artists should be licensed?

      0 points