From upping your design craft to punching through the interview — everything you need to kickstart your career! Taught by an industry professional. Exclusively for college students!

Turn your skills into a portfolio that actually lands interviews!

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Thank you so much for such an amazing and educational experience [from the Figma Workshop]… Many students like me tend to be so lost within this field, but mentors like you are what makes it alive and well.

—Rojeh, c/o 2024

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• Figma Hacks Workshop Stop making “student-looking” projects. Learn pro tricks for Figma (auto layout, variants, responsive frames) and leave with a polished UI case study.
• Framer Workshop Build something you can actually click. We’ll help you ship an actual portfolio in Framer.
• Rive Workshop Learn motion design via Rive — the new industry standard.
• Designs That Win Buy-In It’s not just what you design, it’s how you explain it. Practice presenting your work in a way that clicks with non-designers.
• AI for Designers Everyone’s using AI wrong. We’ll show you how to make AI your design intern—faster mockups, better visuals, no cringe.

We’ll help you stop guessing and start landing offers.

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I attended Abe's Portfolio workshop and it helped me so much with the direction I was heading... He is a great mentor and will look out for you. His workshops are thoroughly organized as well and I would highly recommend attending one!

—Laney, c/o 2024

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• Portfolio Tactics No fluff. We’ll tear down what works, what recruiters skip, and how to make yours stand out in a 10-second skim.
• Resume + Interview Workshop (with AI) Practice answering the real questions that trip people up, and how to get an AI-boost on your resume.
• Ask Me Anything Ever wanted to just ask a professional designer what they’re really looking for? Or what their day-to-day is like? Now’s your shot. (Sample AMA from 2022)

Not only is it harder to get a job as a new grad, but they’re also finding it difficult to hold onto their jobs. You need to possess these skills in order to thrive, and they’re skills you won’t learn in college.

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Learning about how to deal with feedback from someone who works in industry helped me feel a bit more confident in how I approach professional group projects and other personal relationships in my life.

—An, c/o 2025

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• Getting Things Done College group projects ≠ real deadlines. Learn how to lock-in on tasks without drowning in them.