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What certifications are associated with web design?

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Jeff’s Answer

Although I can't answer specifically about what certificates you need, I would suggest that are become skilled in the languages and tools used in web design. Be comfortable with online payment transaction systems, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, CSS, back-end database analysis, SEO, Dreamweaver, etc. Start working with smaller clients if you can find them in your area and build a portfolio that you can show to perspective employers with pride. If you can can't find clients to work with, create a robust website based on fictional clients. You must be able to demonstrate your skills and that you can hit the ground running.
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Vineeth’s Answer

One of the most important things to keep in mind when deciding if you should get a web design certificate is that not all certifications are created equal. Some certifications will require you to study long hours and pass an exam, while others will require you to have years of industry experience to even be eligible.

Some of the Web Design Certifications are

• Microsoft Developer Certifications
• Google Mobile Sites Certification
• Adobe Certified Expert (ACE)
• MCSD: Web Applications Solutions Developer
• W3 HTML5 Developer Certificate
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Simeon’s Answer

Google also has a UX Design course that they're starting now on grow.google .com. They're offering courses related to virtual work that they can help you certify for.
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Afifa’s Answer

A big thing in web design right now is around user experience (UX). There are some certifications around human factors engineering and UX in general that your school may offer. But certification just teach you a framework and not all employers look at them. Having a robust portfolio that shows you considered the full user journey would help you more than a certification.

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