Monday, August 19, 2013

Do You Have The Eye To Learn Web Design?

Do You Have The Eye To Learn Web Design?

By Franklin Skribbit


When you apply for a job in a hospital or a hob in a care center and you find out that the company has a pre-employment testing program, it can be hard to know what to expect. Instead of letting this scare you away, you will want to make sure that you know how you are going to handle these types of tests.

If that is the fate of the industry then so be it, but it's not likely happening any time soon. According to sba.gov,* there are over 23 million small businesses in America. According to Google, if you're not on the internet, you don't exist. And that makes sense.

If you are working a job in a hospital or care center that is very physically demanding, it is important that you go through the company's physical test. As you go through the physical test, you will be able to see if the job is going to be too hard on the body and the employer can tell if you will work well.

That said there are a lot of contracts out there for the web designer; the key is deciding to become one and pushing towards that goal. Most people looking to learn web design and enter the industry have one enormous question on their minds, "Do I have the eye to learn web design?" Referring to the artistic eye to create something beautiful, many think you have to be a practicing artist to learn web design and do it correctly. What they don't realize is that although that helps, it is not the deciding factor for every designer.

But real life is quite different from a television show. Many times detectives do not have exciting jobs at all. This is why it is important to pick your career based on facts, not sensationalized myths. You do not want to pour your time, energy, and effort into working towards a career that will not be a good fit for you because you have believed the media's misleading portrayals of certain professions.

If you are required to take a drug test, as many times you will be required to do so, you should not be offended or feel singled out by the company that asks you to do this. There are many companies, even outside of healthcare, that require all potential employees to take a drug test to ensure that their employee is suitable to their no drug policy.

When you are on drugs on the job, you will not be able to work with the same sense of judgment that the company may require. In addition, an employee who is on drugs while on the job opens up their employer to potential liability lawsuits from patients or clients.

As you get into the industry you'll learn why certain color schemes are bad; for example, a bright red background and yellow text will push customers away because the colors are overwhelming. You'll also learn how a customer's eyes move across the page, teaching you where to place the most important items so the customer will notice.

Contrastingly, if you take a personality test, you should realize that you often will not pass or fail. Each of your answers will be assessed on their own and then the hospital or care facility will consider the results of your personality test as they are considering your resume.

* http://www.sba.gov/content/small-business-trends




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