In this article (the first part in a series of two), Luis Ouriach shares advice that he wishes he has when starting out in his career. These tips come from his experience as a user interface and product designer for close to ten years, and if you’re starting just now, then read on! https://smashingmagazine.com/2022/01/ten-tips-aspiring-designer-beginners-part1/
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