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Their results would be similar: mediocre skills. Just ask yourself how you'd rate someone's skills after summer programming course. (yes, programming; not typo
by maurycy 18y ago
Their results would be similar: mediocre skills.
Just ask yourself how you'd rate someone's skills after summer programming course. (yes, programming; not typography, usability, information architecture, HCI, CSS, just "design")
- Tichy 18y agoI wouldn't expect to be a "certified web designer" after a two weeks summer course, and get hired by Apple for an obscene amount of money. But maybe I could learn some basic skills that would enable me to create acceptable web sites. For example, even creating the graphics for rounded corners is not straightforward (or it wasn't before I discovered Inkscape). I can't imagine that such courses are completely useless. Of course you are not an expert after that, but at least it can get you started. In fact my gf just had to learn painting in a short amount of time, and even a one day course teaching some basic skills was very helpful.