DesignCave is an NGO committed to guiding individuals on their journey into product design. Through periodic programs, we offer concise and impactful training.
We see the check-ins and we appreciate you.
For 2 years, DesignCave has:
β¨ Trained 6 cohorts
π Reached 8 African countries
π€ Partnered to provide free skill training
π₯ Built a team across 3 countries
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Mentee Spotlight
Today we're celebrating our adorabke mentees. Deborah, Anu and divine
Their commitment to learning and growing in UI/UX Design deserves recognition.
The journey is still unfolding, but every great designer starts with a decision to learn.
Drop a π for them
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Beginner designers at 2 AM:
"I think the problem with Netflix is the user experience."
Hasn't finished their first onboarding screenπ
who else is like meπ
Nigerian parents:
"So after university, na drawing you wan dey draw?"
Meanwhile designers:
Designing apps.
Building products.
Solving business problems.
Improving user experiences.
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What's the funniest thing someone has said about your design journey?
Design Myth Tuesday
"You must know how to draw before becoming a designer."
Not true.
Design is more about solving problems, understanding users, and communicating ideas.
Drawing can help, but it isn't a requirement.
π¬ What's the biggest design myth you've heard?
We started DesignCave because learning design shouldnβt feel impossible.
Not everyone can afford expensive bootcamps.
Not everyone has guidance.
Not everyone has community.
So we decided to build one.
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Whether you're:
β’ Curious about design
β’ A beginner
β’ Switching careers
β’ Looking for mentorship
β’ Trying to improve your skills
There's a place for you here.
Thanks for being part of our journey. β€οΈ
Also, Happy new month!
If you're new here, tell us:
π your name?
π Where are you from?
π What area of design interests you?
Let's meet you in the replies.
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DesignCave is a non-profit design community focused on helping aspiring designers learn, grow, and find direction in the design industry.
Think of it as a primary school for new designers. It started as a simple idea to introduce people to design and has grown into a community.