About my profession
I have a strong passion for design, innovation, and technology. I started with artistic pieces like portrait drawings but now I have channeled my abilities into the tech industry where I can further implement my skills more efficiently. I have been trained in multiple disciplines ranging from Logo and UI design to Web and App development. For the most of it, I am a self-thought designer and developer. However, a significant part of my growth is due to a BootCamp I enrolled for in DevWord Tech Academy.
I have worked with diverse design tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, and Canva; CMS
Acquired Skills
Website design and development, Graphic design, Logo design, Content Creation, Team Work, Leadership, Communication, Public Speaking, Organizing
Technical Proficiencies
WordPress, Figma, Canva, Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML and CSS, Dart and Flutter
Certifications
Professional Skill Certification in Website Design at DevWorld Tech Academy
Adobe Certified Professional (ACP): Demonstrates proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and XD, essential for web design and graphic creation.
Certified Web Professional – Web Designer (CWP): Offered by the World Organization of Webmasters (WOW), this certification covers web design fundamentals, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Google UX Design Professional Certificate: Focuses on user experience (UX) design principles, user-centered design, and tools like Figma and Adobe XD.
UX Certification (Nielsen Norman Group): Recognized globally, this certification validates expertise in user experience design, usability, and research methods.
Awards and Recognitions
Awwwards: Recognizes the best in web design, creativity, and innovation. Winning or being nominated for an Awwwards prize can significantly boost credibility.
Webby Awards: Celebrates excellence on the internet, including website design, development, and digital experiences. Winning a Webby is considered a prestigious honor in the web industry.
CSS Design Awards: Awards given to websites that demonstrate outstanding creativity, code, and usability in web design. Winning a CSS Design Award can highlight technical and creative skills.
FWA (Favourite Website Awards): Honors cutting-edge websites and digital projects that push the boundaries of creativity and technology. FWA recognition is a notable achievement for innovative web developers.
Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (W³ Awards): Acknowledges creative excellence on the web, covering websites, web videos, and online marketing. Winning a W³ Award showcases expertise in web development and design.
Publications/Research (if applicable)
Articles on Industry Blogs: Writing articles on web development, design trends, best practices, and emerging technologies for industry blogs like Smashing Magazine, CSS-Tricks, or A List Apart.
Case Studies: Publishing detailed case studies on personal or professional websites that analyze successful projects, including the challenges faced, solutions implemented, and results achieved.
White Papers: Creating in-depth white papers on topics like web accessibility, responsive design, or the impact of web performance on user behavior, which can be shared with industry peers.
E-books: Writing e-books or guides on specific areas of expertise, such as mastering front-end frameworks, optimizing websites for SEO, or designing for mobile-first experiences.
Conference Papers: Submitting research papers or presentations to web development or technology conferences, discussing new techniques, tools, or findings in web design and development.
Professional Network/Associations
LinkedIn: Building a strong professional network on LinkedIn can connect you with other web designers, developers, and industry leaders, opening up opportunities for collaboration, job offers, and mentorship.
GitHub: Engaging with the developer community on GitHub, contributing to open-source projects, and participating in discussions can expand your professional network and showcase your coding skills.
Dribbble: A platform for designers to share their work, connect with other creatives, and get noticed by potential clients or employers. Being active on Dribbble can help build a strong design portfolio and network.
Behance: Similar to Dribbble, Behance is a platform where designers can showcase their work, follow other creatives, and network with industry professionals.
CodePen: A social development environment for front-end designers and developers. It’s a great place to share your work, find inspiration, and connect with others in the web development community.