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Design Portfolio Advice · Hardik Pandya

https://hvpandya.com/portfolio-advice Internet Archive
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#advice #portfolio #work
Date added
Oct. 11, 2024, 4:25 p.m.
Description
<blockquote> Who you are and what you have done One tip that was recommended to me by my mentor about a decade ago: Make yourself a punch-line. A punch-line that describes what you’re uniquely good at and what sets you apart from the rest. Lead your portfolio with this. Coming up with a punch-line for yourself is no trivial work though. It requires you to think harder to go beyond the “user-centric designer” and “working at the intersection of tech and craft” drudgery. You need to be very speci...