The name says it all. If you’ve come here, we mean no offense – there’s just a few career killers that we probably all have been guilty of at one point or another. These concepts definitely apply to interface designers, but if you’ve arrived at this post and you aren’t an interface designer, don’t check out yet – there’s probably a few things here you can apply to whatever field you are working in. Also, realize that these are not the only mistakes you can make. So, with that said, let’s get started.
Mistake #1: Waiting
You’ve done countless hours of studying. You’ve visited hundreds of tutorials and spent hours in classes and conferences. You’ve heard, read, and practiced the best practices, and you know Photoshop shortcuts like the back of your hand. You can quote every line of jQuery, and you could reproduce every Flash site on the FWA. You can type 90 words per minute. You know a lot. So, you’ve made a few interfaces, and you’ve posted your stuff online on Behance, Flickr, or even your own online portfolio. This is the important part, ladies and gentlemen: now what?
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