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This is the most important course in the entire design roadmap. A certificate proves you learned something, but a portfolio proves you can do something. Clients don't hire your certificate; they hire your portfolio. This course will bridge the gap between "learning" and "earning" by guiding you through real-world projects.
This course is for the student who has skills but no clients. We'll solve the "no experience" problem by giving you 3-5 complete project briefs. You'll learn how to design a brand identity for a coffee shop, create a social media campaign for a startup, and lay out a professional brochure for an NGO.
By the end of this course, you will have a portfolio of high-quality, professional work that you can confidently show to any client. You will no longer be a "beginner"; you will be a professional designer with proof of your skills. This is the key to getting hired.
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We recommend completing the prerequisites for more effective learning.
This course includes 2 modules, 16 lessons, and 0 hours of materials.
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