Your Business – May 01, 2018

Whether you're starting up as a one-

man show or a business owner with a

marketing budget, possessing design

skills can put you in a position of great

advantage. Being able to put together a

simple brand for yourself, or producing

some professional collateral for your staff

can save you thousands, and ensure that

your ideas are visualised exactly as you

intended.

The team at ofcourseyoucan.com have

taken their 22 years' experience in

design and web development training,

and combined the best aspects into a

superb creative journey. Through a digital

game board, called "your journey", you

can work your way through a series of

recorded webinars, according to the pace

and level of expertise you desire. Each

1-2 hour session introduces a variety of

creative concepts, where you are shown

how to work with creative software

and given the tools needed to harness

your creativity. The journey consists

of different levels, and with every level

reached you will gain a new skill; so that

by diligently working your way through

the levels, you will become proficient in

web and/or graphic design.

Harnessing your skills

"If you think you've never had any

creative ability, then fear not – there

are ways to create incredible work,

even without a lot of artistic talent,"

says ofcourseyoucan.com founder and

trainer Rudolph Pieterse. With a degree

in Information Science, Adobe Certified

Expert qualifications in InDesign, a

Master's Degree in e-Commerce and

Certified Webmaster qualifications,

Pieterse focuses on outcome-based

training, which means you will be able

to deliver on a project straight after each

session. "And for those of you with a

knack for design, there are tutorials that

will show you how to harness those skills

properly to become better and wiser."

In this digital age of mobile apps and

website advertising, entrepreneurs can't

afford to be left behind. "And should you

still wish to work with a creative agency

after completing your journey, you will

at least be able to understand their

lingo, way of working, and the

possibilities available to you and to

them," ends Pieterse.

Can you create a logo for your business?

How about a website or an animated brochure?

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Of course you can! Read on to find

out how to embark on a design

journey to change your business...