Books

Proof Of You

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Proof of You is structured like a mirror, with four movements that show how proof moves from outward validation to internal ownership. Told through the discerning eye of a design leader who has spent a decade building systems of trust, creativity, and meaning, it reveals how proof becomes something you live.

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Clueless To Designer

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Are you a design enthusiast who wants to break into product design? Maybe you're just curious about what it means to be a product designer and how to get started.

Whatever your background and goal, The Best-selling Clueless To Designer: A Beginner's Guide to Product Design is the perfect book for you.

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Includes 12-week learning curriculum

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Dear Designer, Write - A design journal

Dear Designer, Write is a full-colour, 204-page A5 notebook journal that helps you stay organised while on the go. This journal is ideal for designers, design students, tech professionals, and tech enthusiasts—anyone who wants to stay organised and productive.

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The image is a screenshot of a text-based social media post discussing skills needed for product design jobs, with a highlighted section about problem-solving and personal experiences related to learning design.
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