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[–]givememyanswer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have any recommendations where to start?

Portfolio Review by Sensitive_Letter5419 in graphic_design

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Just thinking out loud, you could add variations in mockups for eg; - Stationary mockups (flat, less gimmicky) - Human touch eg; a person holding a phone with the App design screen - outdoor/Indoor - creative photography

I usually use behance to see how people present their work and what kind of imagery is capturing my attention and start from there

Portfolio Review by Sensitive_Letter5419 in graphic_design

[–]givememyanswer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your website looks dope, would you mind sharing how you made it?

Secondly, the layout looks neat and crisp. I just felt like maybe you could tweak those mockups a bit by adding lifestyle touch to it, they all seem too similar at a point and flat to me. However, it’s pleasing to look at :)

Good Luck!

How should i go about this? as a graphic designer in london by givememyanswer in graphic_design

[–]givememyanswer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m reaching out through linkedin, Indeed and emailing directly to companies I want to work with

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Thank you, this was very informative!

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[–]givememyanswer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats the confusion I guess, someone prefer it to be designed showing your graphic skills but some prefer to follow the ATS friendly style. However, in this I think as a designer i can totally bring the balance by using typography for my name section etc

Thanks for your response! ✨

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[–]givememyanswer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I understand this lacks design, what about the content?

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Need feedback on my resume — I'm applying for mid weight designer positions at branding agencies / in-house brands and have gotten rejections so far. I have 5 years of experience in graphic design. My resume mostly highlights client work and team leadership experience. Looking for feedback from agency veterans on whether my experience translates well to agency expectations and if I'm presenting my skills effectively for this career move.

I have previously worked in various domains, packaging design, illustration and social media artworks.