Articles on: Web Design

Our very own Dan Rodney had the honor and pleasure to speak with the industry legend David Blatner of CreativePro. Watch the video below to hear them discuss:

• The effectiveness of various forms of training
• In-person versus online training
• The benefit of structured and well-designed training classes
• A glimpse into our history and why are we called Noble Desktop?
• Adobe XD and Figma

We hope you enjoy watching this episode of CreativePro Conversations!

Thinking about learning design? Learn about the different types of digital design (graphic design, web design, UX design, UI design, and motion design) so you can better understand what designers do and which apps they use.

In this online seminar we explain the appropriate classes and certificate programs so you’ll know the next steps to get started in each area of design.

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UX Design Classes
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Learn how to use HTML and CSS to create webpages in this free video tutorial on getting starting in web design.

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Become a web designer with hands-on training:

• Web Design Classes (attend in New York City or Live Online)
• Web Design Classes Near Me

Want to get into graphic design? In this video, you’ll learn what graphic designers do, what apps they use, how to get started, and more. See examples of design work and learn about creating a graphic design portfolio. You’ll learn what classes and certificate programs are appropriate so you can take the next step and get started in graphic design.

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Graphic Design Classes (attend in New York City or Live Online)
Web Design Classes (attend in New York City or Live Online)

Being a dynamic job seeker does not just mean approaching the mission with energy and enthusiasm. Those qualities are important! But there is a specific, scientific meaning to being a dynamic as opposed to a passive job hunter. 

In today’s world, job seekers and employers connect through online job boards and networks. Job boards and online job networks overlap but are not the same thing, and a proactive (as opposed to sit-around-and-hope) approach to job hunting requires understanding the difference and the relationship. Let’s break that down.

Let’s start this exploration of job hunting networking with some good news for coding and design students: If you are entering the job market with coding or communication design skills (or both), you are entering at the right time with the right skills. 

Once you have assembled your design portfolio content, the remaining piece of the puzzle is to find a place to post it for review online.

Let’s quickly run through the main components you need for your portfolio.

Your design portfolio and your resume are a team. Together, they introduce you to potential employers and clients.

If a potential employer or client is looking at your design portfolio, they saw or heard something that made them want to examine your work and learn more about you.