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Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
Medium
7 months ago
UX design

Most design "awards" are not what they seem to be

Most design 'awards' are not what they seem to be.
Designers often have to pay to apply for these awards.
Being 'award-winning' doesn't necessarily mean someone is great at design. [ more ]
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