Welcome to the mindblowing test for designers!
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Count down your answers and let me know what you got down in the comments section! I hope this will bring a little joy and some cute smiles on your faces!

We all need to get past the initial learning curve with any new product. But what can designers do to make their own product easy to learn? Read on to find out!

Companies making cuts because of the economy, job offers being rescinded due to COVID-19, and putting systematic racism in the hot seat has been the flavour of 2020 so far.

Here’s to all the previously forgotten and archived portfolios that helped shape and inform our present-day version.

Find a handful of valuable tips for folks looking to enter the fields of Product/User Experience Design.

What I’ve learned from many failed interviews. Interviewing is hard. Interviewing during a global pandemic and mass layoffs is very hard. I’ve made a lot of mistakes during interviews for UX, UI and product roles. Read this if you don’t want to make the same mistakes. The standard interview process goes like this: Application or […]

Although the job market is currently less stable than Britney circa 2007, there are plenty of ways for you to flex your designer muscles outside of the usual 9–5. So put your Boss Babe hat on (yes, even you, Martin) and read on for some creative ways to keep your finger firmly in the design pie.

With layoffs and job offers being rescinded left, right, and centre, our team here at Prototypr have put something in place to support you whilst you wrestle with Wix or Webflow to make those portfolio updates you’ve put off for months — we’re all guilty!

Or a personality quiz for designers. I have not seen many personality tests for designers, now have you?