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Antonija and Helena discuss tips and tricks for junior designers! As with all tips and tricks, this is just a list what we wish someone told us while we were starting our careers. The tips are divided in three categories - general tips, skill tips and personal development! And as always, we steer away from the topic, but in a good way.
If you have any ideas or just want to say hi, leave us a message https://anchor.fm/designparty/message
What are hard skills
Design theory
Management - deep dive next time
Other valuable skills
Tools mentioned
Productivity tools
Notion
Toggl/Clockify
A timecube!
Linear
Jira
Todoist
Trello
Communication
Slack
Teams
Around
Zoom
Meet
Skype
Design tools
Sketch ๐งก
Figma ๐
Principle
ProtoPie
Blush
Spline
Adobe
iPad
Procreate
GoodNotes
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