When the user hovers over a link, these polygons and conical gradients are generated at random. Each article thus has a distinctive appearance, and each reader has a different experience with it. The articles still need to be written, which is honestly the most difficult part.
anything through an application portal will be read by a machine first. anytime you have actual contact with a human (recruiter, hiring manager, panel) you give them the nice looking one. for example, when a recruiter emails you for a 30 minute screening call, attach nice resume.
After 2+ really great years with Companion Studio, I'm now looking for my next adventure within a senior designer role. Very open to the type of work, company and industry. Any re-posts or shares would be greatly appreciated and I can send a full portfolio on request 🥳
So. Quick question, I just started a new position this week. What are the top things you look for when starting at a new company?
teaching my kid how to use their heelys. lots of falling down and getting up. not a successful run in hours. it's really true - the only way to learn is by failing repeatedly. persistence and resilience in the face of constant failure is the only way to get better 😩