Ep. 3 — Are the design challenges a good thing to do?
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POV Of Product Design
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Let’s see if it is a waste of time or is something that you should give it a try.
I’m doing challenges from UpLabs, I think there are a nice community and ecosystem for challenges 👍🏻 Another challenge that I recommend is The Design Project.
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