Resources & Blog: Graphic Design
by Lydia Gregory | Feb 3, 2020 | Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, Graphic Design Certificate, Graphic Design Fundamentals
Tags: Adobe illustrator, adobe indesign, graphic design, portfolio, tips and tricks
A graphic design portfolio is vital for proving your graphic design skills and for attracting the attention of more employers, recruiters, and clients. “Simply put, a graphic design portfolio can establish your legitimacy as a designer worth hiring.” No pressure, right? The good news is that creating your graphic design portfolio is easy and, depending on the platform you choose, can also be free. Let’s take a look at some tips and tricks for creating your very own graphic design portfolio....
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by Digital Workshop Center | Sep 18, 2019 | Adobe Photoshop, Digital Marketing, Graphic Design Certificate, Graphic Design Fundamentals, Photoshop Elements
Tags: Adobe, Adobe Certifications, adobe photoshop, certificate programs, content marketing, digital marketing, digital photography, email marketing, graphic design, Photo Editing, photoshop, Photoshop Tools, social media, web design
Adobe Photoshop vs. Canva. Which is Better? You don’t have to be a skilled graphic designer to find yourself pondering this question. In fact, with the growing demand for graphics in the digital world, especially on social media, many people outside of the graphic design world are trying to up their digital marketing game by incorporating visual designs into their strategy. If you’re contemplating whether you should use Adobe Photoshop vs. Canva for your graphic design needs, take a look at...
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by | Sep 18, 2019 | Financial Aid, Ignite - Income Share Agreement
Tags: advanced web development certificate, career coaching, continued education, debt free, digital marketing, financial aid, graphic design, Ignite Financial Aid Program, Income Share Agreement, professional development
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If You Don’t Qualify for Student Loans But Want to Gain Professional Skills, Consider Ignite: ISA There are millions of Americans up to their necks in student loan debt and others who would love to further their education but don’t qualify for student loans for a variety of reasons. This is why we are now offering our Ignite: ISA Program to help reduce the barriers to learning important skills that will help you advance your career and succeed in your field. Why You May Not Qualify for Student...
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by | Sep 10, 2019 | Financial Aid, Ignite - Income Share Agreement
Tags: advanced web development certificate, career, career coaching, certificate programs, certification programs, digital marketing, financial aid, graphic design, Ignite Financial Aid Program, Income Share Agreement
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Our Zero Student Debt Solution Let’s face it: millions of Americans with four-year degrees struggle to repay the high cost of student loans while also staying on top of the mortgage, childcare costs, medical bills, etc. The sad truth is that a four-year degree doesn’t guarantee you’ll land a high-paying job, at least not right away. But your student loan responsibility remains the same regardless of the job you land. Ignite Your Future with Zero Student Debt The average student debt in the...
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by Digital Workshop Center | Aug 21, 2019 | Advanced Graphic Design, Digital Marketing, Financial Aid, Graphic Design Certificate, Ignite - Income Share Agreement, Web Design Development
Tags: certification programs, digital marketing, financial aid, frontend web development, graphic design, Ignite Financial Aid Program, Income Share Agreement
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Income Share Agreement Explained Fact: Americans are more burdened by student loan debt than ever before. According to Student Loan Hero, the average debt at graduation from public and nonprofit colleges was $29,800 in 2018. Tuition prices keep increasing, and many family incomes leave students with no other choice than to borrow money for higher education. Borrowers now owe a cumulative $1.6 trillion dollars of student loan debt, according to the U.S Federal Reserve. The cost of an education...
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