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Hi! My name is John, and I've been working as a web designer for a year in a few of the city's leading studios, even though one year ago I understood virtually nothing about layout. With the help of the online class, I have mastered many skills, expanded consciousness in the sphere of web design, and learned my useful"chips". I need to admit honestly, I hate several online courses, because they aren't efficient enough. Lots of individuals believe if you need to learn something, you can read different books, look at training classes or listen to lectures from teachers about courses. Easy and pleasurable. The way to watch the show, just it isn't a shame. But don't participate in self-deception. Knowledge alone isn't enough. In the event the courses supply all the needed info, and YouTube is full of totally free classes, why are a lot of poorly trained and no results? It's because there is not enough training. If you are interested, I will say about how a novice designer grows properly to get a job for your first time or begin receiving initial orders.
 A significant step, whenever you've understood the fundamental principles and resources, you can start to bring more and more of your job by improving or changing some parts with different writers. Experience and a much more developed sense of taste suggests that in some scenarios it is likely to improve the design. Then the effect of this source becomes less and less and starts to work together with references. The minimal collection of sites for referencing, inspiration and taste development I would emphasize at https://themepalace.com/users/socials-grow/ .
  As for my spare time, it's simple. It is said that the ideal project is really a paid hobby, and here I was blessed, because creating design jobs was initially my own hobby. And so I have everything like everyone else, nature, new air and desirable isolation in the urban bustle. I do sports, I lift a puppy, I occasionally shoot with combat weapons. Obviously, it's all rare, because mostly occupied with work, that is, the most important pastime.

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