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What should a novice web designer do after graduation?
I recently completed my studies. And I don't really know what to do next. I know how to do design, layout, landing, UX. How to go freelancing? Where to get a portfolio if you are a beginner? Where to find clients if you are inexperienced?
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How to go freelancing?
Where can I get a portfolio if you are a beginner?
Where to find clients if you are inexperienced?
Stop freelancing.
Looking for a company/studio.
In the course of work and with the growth of experience and freelancing will roll up.
And then you can go freelancing if you want (I didn't want to)
Why go freelancing if you don't know anything?
go to the office and work
Napalm, again the same questions. For example, I have. Https://github.com/vkorotenko
There is a fiasserver project, join the work, in general, not much. Address search page and a small admin panel. You have your copyright and a line in your resume. From you is the ability to lay out a static page in bulma, make a layout, describe the blocks. Make 2-3 topics, I will show all the machinery, only creativity is from you.
How to go freelancing?
Where can I get a portfolio if you are a beginner?
Where to find clients if you are inexperienced?
After what training? Courses? Self-learning? University program? It follows from the question that you are fundamentally empty-headed.
If there is no money, then get a job somewhere where there will be a minimum income for survival (but not the same after which you will crawl home) and at the same time look for a job as a designer, and study this very design, practice at the table.
If you have money, then look for a trainee position for 0 or 3 kopecks, if only they took it. And after a year of such work - already looking for a normal job without asking how in places like this.
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