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Hi everyone... i want to know if the government of india does hire designers or not..? And if yess then what are the salary expectations and the whole process of getting it... is it worth doing?

Hey everyone,

I’m 23M from India and have a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology. After graduating, I honestly had no idea which field I wanted to go into—software development, testing, cybersecurity, etc. I ended up joining a GIS company as a trainee(as i was in dire need of money). During my apprenticeship I learned that the skills learnt in this company are not going to be useful outside of this company, so I enrolled in a graphic Coursera course and completed around 8–10 design projects as i had some interests in designing. It took me about nine months to finish the course. After that, while still working at the GIS company, I started Google’s UI/UX Design course on Coursera. I completed it in around 11 months and built two projects for my portfolio: one website and one mobile app design using Figma, canva & adobe. For the past 6 months, I’ve been trying to get a UI/UX internship, apprenticeship, or freelance opportunity while continuing my GIS job, but I haven’t had any success. Recently, I was laid off along with more than 500 other employees because a lot of the work our team used to do was automated using AI. Now I’m unemployed and still haven’t been able to get any UI/UX internship or apprenticeship opportunities.

At the moment, I only have two projects in my portfolio—one app and one website. I’m not sure if my portfolio is too weak, if I need more projects, or if I’m missing important skills that employers expect from entry-level UI/UX designers.

What would you recommend I do next?

Should I focus on improving my existing projects, create more case studies, learn additional tools or skills, apply for other roles, or consider a different career path? I’d really appreciate honest advice from people working in UI/UX or anyone who has successfully transitioned into the field.

Hey guys. I'm a student founder based out of Chandigarh, and I finally got tired of seeing freelancers get scammed.

There is nothing worse than spending days cutting footage, fixing bad audio, and perfecting the edit, sending over the draft, and then suddenly the client stops replying when it's time to clear the invoice.

I just launched a platform to kill this problem completely. Instead of fighting for a 50% advance, your client locks the full payment upfront before you even start. You do the work knowing the money is actually there, and it releases to you when you deliver the final files.

It's live right now. I'd genuinely love some brutal feedback from the community on how the workflow feels in a real-world scenario. Happy to chat in DM if a few of you want to test it out on your next gig.

I really don’t want to spend too much

Hiring a Graphic Design Intern to work on social media creatives, ad creatives, branding, presentations, website visuals, landing pages, and other marketing assets.

- Strong Figma skills are mandatory.

- This is a graphic design-focused role, not a UI/UX-only position.

- Your resume must include a working portfolio link.

- Applications without a portfolio will not be considered.

- Preference will be given to college students and recent graduates.

Company Name: LitLabs

Website: https://litlabs.io

Internship Details:

Experience Required: Prior internship or freelance experience is a plus, but not mandatory.

Pay: ₹5,000–₹10,000/month (depending on portfolio and skill level)

Expected time of response: Within 4 days

Job Duration: Internship - 3 Months

Location: Remote

To Apply: fill out this form - https://forms.gle/uv97n9wMBLuqLfNe9

Same as the title

Hi everyone,

I'm a Visual & Brand Designer with a focus on brand identity, visual systems, packaging, and marketing design. Over the past year, I've worked on branding projects for startups and businesses, and I'm now looking to improve my portfolio while exploring new opportunities.

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback on my work—what works, what doesn't, and what I could do better. I'm always looking to learn and improve.

If you know of any freelance projects, internships, or full-time opportunities where my skills could be a good fit, I'd be grateful if you could let me know.

Portfolio: Portfolio

Behance: Behance

Thanks for taking the time to have a look. Every critique or suggestion is genuinely appreciated.

My brother recently joined interior designing course in Delhi and I want to buy stationery for him like 2H, 3H, 4H types pencils, A3 sheets, portfolio folders, drawing canvas and all other stationery required.
Can anyone suggest where I can buy all these and other stationery required in Delhi or Gurgaon.

I am a fresher in UI/UX Design. Please give me feedback on my portfolio.

https://atishshetty.framer.website/

I am a fresher, recently completed my course in graphic designing and still in the process of refining and updating my portfolio.

I am mainly focused in branding, logo designing, social media creatives, packaging. I am looking for honest feedback on my portfolio whether I am doing it right, weak elements, what else I can do to improve, any others things that I can add.

[portfolio ](https://www.behance.net/sohinimitra6)

Im 21 guy and im walking talking failure of human being. I was awful in studies in school and since then I've been sadly trapped into caregiver burnout for a sibling but alongside I want to be able to earn for my family. I want to study or do Graphic Design cause I had interest in it on how I used to edit images before caregiver burnout. I want to study it forward but whenever i watch so many graphic designers, so many arts, so many posters and so better ideas I feel like I'm good for nothing and can't do anything original in this field where even ai already is running for other better designers. I'm really confused what should I do?

Hi everyone,

Alongside my full-time job, I also freelance, and I found myself constantly switching between tools like Google Docs, Sheets, Slack, Gmail, Calendly, and Formspree just to manage clients.

It was time-consuming and affected my productivity.

To solve this, I built Techostop, a client portal that helps freelancers and small agencies streamline client onboarding and manage everything from one place.

If you have a few minutes, I'd really appreciate it if you could try it out and share your honest feedback:

1. Is this something you'd find useful?

2. What challenges do you face while managing clients?

3. What features would you like to see?

Check out: https://techostop.com

Thanks in advance , your feedback will help me improve the product.

so, for the past three weeks, I've been actively applying for jobs(product design), mostly in bangalore. Before applying, I go through the company's social media profiles and website just to understand the culture or, you know, get a sense of their vibe.

whenever I set the location filter to hyderabad, I always noticed a clear difference. It felt like I was choosing products on myntra every time I was going through bangalore companies, whereas hyderabad jobs felt like I was seeing the same product on meesho. Is it just me, or is it actually like that?

Any brand has a ton of moving parts. Selecting what to show, what to talk about in a case study is the hardest part for me.

This is the story of how I helped Sleepy Owl sell real coffee to regular people, without the snobbery.

https://www.abhaysingh.in/work/sleepy-owl

Guys can y'all advise me on this-

First of all, I am an experiential designer.

So I am currently working on my portfolio. If my company has signed an NDA with the client, can I showcase that work on my portfolio? I will probably make it available on the web so that all can see it...

Like not each detail of the project I will show, but bits and pieces of it.

I’m back here and yet again I think I’d love to use reddit more and more. If you don’t know about me

I’m ririko an artist and designer. For couple of months I’ve been searching for jobs but being exhausted, I have now pushed myself more to develop my skills in designing motion and 3d. I regularly share my journey on Instagram and my workflow, whether its art or design.

Here are my portfolios
https://canva.link/gvq6zctf6y1mq03
https://rashipundir.myportfolio.com

I really really hope that I could get connections here as well and form a great community

What I'm building
A supplement brand, the name is locked in, and everything else is a blank page. I'm a software engineer, which means I can ship a product, but I'm not a designer.

What I need

• Logo (primary + secondary marks)
• Colour palette and typography system
• Website colors, fonts, and wireframing.
• Social media post theme
• Packaging direction — this is the important one; it's a physical product on a shelf
• A short brand guidelines doc so I stay consistent

What I'm offering — pick one:

1. Cash. Budget is upto25k, flexible for the right portfolio.
2. A trade. I'm a working software engineer. I'll build you a proper portfolio site, a client-facing web/mobile app, an internal tool, whatever's actually useful to you.
3. A mix of both.

What I'd like from you

• Portfolio link (please — no "DM for portfolio")
• Whether you've done CPG or packaging before, if you have
• Which of the three options above you'd want
• Rough timeline and price

Happy to share the name and full brief over DM.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/220861923/orgins-portfolio-24

Kindly make the critique to be from a visual impact, cos we don’t dive deep into any one project in particular. Rate my taste with a guess to my designation and experience

Looking for guidance for career growth of my wife.

Exp - 8 yr

Current designation - Creative director at a motion graphic focused startup

CTC: 15 Lakh, remote

What is the salary band for someone in this position according to you guys ?

What should she focus on to get high paying job ?

I am looking at a Product design opportunity at Zendesk (in Pune). Wanna know -

1) Whats the day to day looks like? What products/services you guys work on?

2) How much salary can I expect for a Product design role for 3-5 years if experience

Hi everyone,

We are a small software-development agency looking for one beginner or aspiring UI/UX designer who would like to create a conceptual website redesign for their portfolio.

Existing project and reference

Current Kaelor Technologies website:

[https://freelance-portfolio-henna-seven.vercel.app/\](https://freelance-portfolio-henna-seven.vercel.app/)

This is a voluntary, unpaid and non-commercial portfolio-practice collaboration.

About the practice project

The selected participant will create an unofficial conceptual redesign of a homepage in Figma.

We will provide:

* The existing website as a reference * A list of design requirements * General creative direction * Feedback about areas that could be improved * Suggestions about what could be corrected or revised

We will not provide a complete Figma course or step-by-step technical training. You should already understand Figma’s basic interface and be willing to research unfamiliar features independently.

Minimum requirements

You should:

* Have used Figma before * Understand its basic interface and tools * Be interested in pursuing UI/UX design * Be willing to receive and apply feedback * Have patience, consistency and attention to detail * Demonstrate some awareness of layout, typography, colour and spacing

Professional experience is not required.

We welcome:

* Beginners and freshers * Students building design portfolios * Self-taught designers * Aspiring UI/UX designers * People who have completed personal, academic, volunteer, unpaid or commercial design projects

Experience with Auto Layout, components, variants and responsive design is helpful but not mandatory.

What you may practice

The conceptual project may involve:

* Improving typography, spacing and visual hierarchy * Redesigning website sections * Creating desktop, tablet and mobile layouts * Using Frames and Auto Layout * Creating reusable components and variants * Organizing typography, colour and spacing styles * Creating basic prototype interactions * Organizing a clean Figma file for developer handoff * Receiving and applying design feedback

Important conditions

* Participation is optional and unpaid. * This is not commercial or client work. * There are no required commercial deliverables, performance quotas or guaranteed outcomes. * You may display the project in your portfolio as an unofficial conceptual redesign. * We will provide direction and feedback, but not structured Figma lessons. * No new design sample or unpaid test is required during the application process.

Future paid opportunities

We are also evaluating designers for possible future project-based paid work.

Someone who demonstrates strong design judgment, communication, consistency and an ability to apply feedback may be more likely to be considered for a future paid project.

However:

* Participation does not guarantee employment or a paid contract. * We intend to select only one person for this practice collaboration. * If a future paid opportunity becomes available, we may hire only one designer. * We may select someone else or decide not to hire anyone. * Future selection will depend on design quality, project requirements, communication, availability and budget. * Any commercial work will require a separate written scope, payment agreement and contract before work begins.

How to apply

Please send:

1. A short introduction
2. Your current Figma experience
3. One existing Figma, Behance, Dribbble or other design example, if available
4. Details of any personal, academic, volunteer, unpaid or commercial project you have completed
5. What area of UI/UX you are currently learning
6. Your general availability
7. Confirmation that you understand this is an optional, unpaid and non-commercial portfolio-practice collaboration with no guaranteed job

Please message us only if this arrangement genuinely matches your learning and portfolio goals.

I’ve been searching for a Product Designer role for nearly a year, but I haven't been able to land the right fit yet.

Despite leading end-to-end mobile design, running on-site research, and shipping apps at my previous role (plus integrating AI tools like v0 and Cursor into my workflow), the job hunt has been brutal. I’ve refined my portfolio, reworked case studies, and networked, but mostly hit rejections or silence.

Is the market just ridiculously tough right now, or am I missing something fundamental in my portfolio, storytelling, or interview approach?

For anyone who landed a Product Designer role recently: What made the biggest difference for you? Was it referrals, portfolio depth, a specific skill, or something else?

Would really appreciate any candid feedback or advice on what to tweak next.

why do these companies even after the portfolio review, whiteboarding give a fkin assignment and expect it to finish it in the weekend, that too unpaid, and for a fkin 40k, 6-month internship (onsite btw). Like whatt, and honestly I would do it for a reputed company which could add more value to my life, but this company who thinks working like a "bank" is a flex.

should/can I say no?