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Designer at Vercel explains why junior designers shouldn't put enterprise dashboard concepts in their portfolio They look clean and impressive to most people. But the moment a hiring manager who's actually designed dashboards sees it they know. They've seen it a hundred times. It looks like you grabbed a... show more

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Designer at Vercel shows why it's a bad idea to walkthrough Figma files during a portfolio review Zooming in an and out of your Figma files makes it very hard for the hiring manager to follow along Instead it's a better idea to show key design screens and just talk about it 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: Tom Johnson shows why he didn't walkthrough his Figma design files during the portfolio review with Vercel👇

Designer at Vercel shows why it's a bad idea to walkthrough Figma files during a portfolio review Zooming in an and out of your Figma files makes it very hard for the hiring manager to follow along Instead it's a better idea to show key design screens and just talk about it 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: Tom Johnson shows why he didn't walkthrough his Figma design files during the portfolio review with Vercel👇

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“But I work on an enterprise app with an established design system” I hear this pushback all the time. Which is why I loved Dan’s take 👇 “Just redesign it with no constraints. Nobody’s gonna know. And if they do, they’ll think it’s cool.” If a designer told me they re-designed their product for their portfolio just to show their visual skills, that’d be a huge +1 in my book. And yet I’ve never seen anyone actually do it 🤔 Don’t let an ugly design system keep you from demonstrating your craft

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