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Have taken classes and/or have skills in at least one of the following: graphic design, programming/coding, site organization or writing for the web. |
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Have researched and have access to the hardware and software required to design, code and develop a website. |
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Have worked for or talked to other people about getting started in web design. |
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Have looked at lots of websites to see what others are doing for design, programming, organization and content. |
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Have found others to work with on web design projects.
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Have learned what goes into a website development proposal. |
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Have experience which might include creating websites for school, friends, church or others. |
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Have developed a portfolio of web design work that shows experience and capabilities. |
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Have found out what competition there is for web design services. |
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Have come up with a way to advertise services to stand out from the competition. |
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Have created biz cards, flyers, websites and other advertising. |
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Other, specify. |
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