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Graphic Design

Durban, KwaZulu Natal Wartenweg

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January 12, 2025

How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From Home

Sawubona, my people! Let me tell you something straight. Are you stuck in Durban traffic on West Street, thinking, “Yoh, I can’t deal with this commute anymore”? If so, you’re in the right place. I’m about to share some powerful insights on how to teach yourself graphic design. You will be capable of working from home. Trust me, it’s going to change your life quicker than a taxi squeezing into a gap in peak-hour traffic.

Table of Contents My Story: From Corporate Zombie to Design Boss

Five years ago, I was that bloke sitting in a cubicle in Westville. I wore a tie that felt like a noose and dreamed about something better. Now? I run Warten Weg from my pad in Pinetown. I rock shorts and slops. I make more money than I ever did in corporate. Hectic, right?

But here’s the thing. Teaching yourself graphic design to work from home involves more than just watching a few YouTube tutorials. It’s not simply calling it a day. Nah, fam. It’s a proper journey, and I’m going to show you exactly how to make it happen.

How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From Home

The Ultimate Self-Taught Design Roadmap 1. Sort Out Your Basics (The Foundation)

First things first, you need to understand the fundamentals. It’s like building a braai—you can’t just throw meat on the fire and hope for the best. You need to know what you’re doing.

Colour Theory: Learn about colour combinations that slap harder than amapiano at a Sunday session.
Typography: Understanding fonts is like knowing your wines—it seems fancy, but anyone can learn it.
Layout Principles: This is your secret weapon, like knowing where to find parking at the Pavilion.

Pro Tip: You can teach yourself graphic design without spending a cent initially. Start with Canva and GIMP before dropping stacks on Adobe Creative Suite .

2. Build Your Skills (The Real Work)

Now, here’s where most people get stuck when trying to teach themselves graphic design. They jump straight into trying to design logos for big brands when they can barely centre an image. Shame, man. Don’t be that person.

Start small:

Make social media posts for your side hustle
Create posters for your cousin’s car wash.

Listen, mshana, you need a portfolio that’s going to make potential clients say, “yasis!” Here’s how to build a design portfolio with no experience:

Start with personal projects (they don’t need to know it was for your aunt’s birthday).
Create mock projects for brands you love
Document your design process (clients eat this stuff up).
Make it look professional (even if you’re working from your bedroom in KwaDabeka).

4. Get That Online Presence Strong

Bru, in 2025, if you’re not online, you don’t exist. Here’s what you need:

LinkedIn profile (yes, even though it’s boring)
Instagram portfolio (this is where the magic happens)

Remember, design isn’t just about making things look pretty—it’s about solving problems.

Tools of the Trade (What You Actually Need)

Let me save you some money here. You don’t need everything at once:

A decent laptop (doesn’t have to be a MacBook; relax)
Adobe Creative Cloud subscription (student discount if you can get it)
A good internet connection (fibre is your friend.)

Nice to Have:

Second screen
Coffee machine (trust me on this one)

How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From HomeHow to Get Your First Clients

Now we’re talking business! Here’s how to start making actual money:

Start Local: Your first client will be that guy selling kotas down the road who needs a menu design.
Use Your Network: Tell EVERYONE what you do now.
Join Design Communities: Facebook groups, Reddit (r/graphic_design is your friend)
Upwork and Fiverr : Yes, the rates are low at first, but it’s a start

Common Mistakes to Avoid (Learn From My L’s)

Trying to charge Hillcrest prices with Westville skills
Not backing up your work (shame; I lost all my files once during load shedding)
Taking on too many projects at once
Not getting deposits from clients (got burnt bad on this one)

The best time to start was yesterday; the second best time is now.

The Real Talk Section

Let me be honest with you—learning how to teach yourself graphic design so you can work from home isn’t easy. You’re going to spend many nights staring at your screen, wondering if you’re cut out for this. You’ll have moments where you feel like a proper chop.

But here’s the thing—every professional designer started somewhere. Even those charging R50k for a logo once searched online at 2 AM. They looked up “how to build a graphic design portfolio without clients. “.

Resources to Get You Started

Here’s where you can learn more:

YouTube channels (Yes, including the overseas ones—just ignore when they say “y’all.”)
Design books (actual books, not just Pinterest boards)
Local design meetups (networking is everything, my friend)

Final Words of Wisdom

This is what I want you to understand from this guide. It teaches you how to teach yourself graphic design to work from home. It’s this: it’s possible. I did it, starting from scratch, right here in KZN. No fancy overseas degree, no rich uncle funding my journey—just determination and a lot of late nights.

Remember, design isn’t just about making things look pretty—it’s about solving problems. And trust me, there are plenty of problems out there waiting for someone like you to solve them.

So, what are you waiting for? The best time to start was yesterday; the second best time is now. And when you’re successful, don’t forget about the oke who gave you these tips. Maybe buy me a vanilla cupcake at the next design meetup?

FAQ: Teach Yourself Graphic Design How long does it take to teach yourself graphic design?

With dedicated daily practice and structured learning, most people can develop professional-level graphic design skills within 6-12 months.

Do I need expensive software to start learning graphic design?

You can start with free tools like Canva, GIMP, or Inkscape before investing in Adobe Creative Suite.

Can I make a living as a self-taught graphic designer?

Yes, many successful designers are self-taught. They earn good incomes through freelancing. Some work remotely, while others run their own design businesses.

Lindani L. Thango is the founder of Warten Weg, a KwaZulu-Natal-based design studio specialising in branding and digital design. When he’s not designing or writing blog posts, you can find him braaiing with clients. That’s how we do business in South Africa. Otherwise, he is stuck in traffic on the N2.

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Graphic design

Durban, KwaZulu Natal Wartenweg

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Hello! E'm Warten Weg. I work as a Graphic Designer in Durban, South Africa. I have extensive experience in graphic layout and building and am also skilled in design. I enjoy discussing our uniqueness with you. How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From Home January 12, 2025 How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From Home Sawubona, my people! Let me tell you something straight. Are you stuck in Durban traffic on West Street, thinking, “Yoh, I can’t deal with this commute anymore”? If so, you’re in the right place. I’m about to share some powerful insights on how to teach yourself graphic design. You will be capable of working from home. Trust me, it’s going to change your life quicker than a taxi squeezing into a gap in peak-hour traffic. Table of Contents My Story: From Corporate Zombie to Design Boss Five years ago, I was that bloke sitting in a cubicle in Westville. I wore a tie that felt like a noose and dreamed about something better. Now? I run Warten Weg from my pad in Pinetown. I rock shorts and slops. I make more money than I ever did in corporate. Hectic, right? But here’s the thing. Teaching yourself graphic design to work from home involves more than just watching a few You Tube tutorials. It’s not simply calling it a day. Nah, fam. It’s a proper journey, and I’m going to show you exactly how to make it happen. How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From Home The Ultimate Self-Taught Design Roadmap 1. Sort Out Your Basics (The Foundation) First things first, you need to understand the fundamentals. It’s like building a braai—you can’t just throw meat on the fire and hope for the best. You need to know what you’re doing. Colour Theory: Learn about colour combinations that slap harder than amapiano at a Sunday session. Typography: Understanding fonts is like knowing your wines—it seems fancy, but anyone can learn it. Layout Principles: This is your secret weapon, like knowing where to find parking at the Pavilion. Pro Tip: You can teach yourself graphic design without spending a cent initially. Start with Canva and GIMP before dropping stacks on Adobe Creative Suite. 2. Build Your Skills (The Real Work) Now, here’s where most people get stuck when trying to teach themselves graphic design. They jump straight into trying to design logos for big brands when they can barely centre an image. Shame, man. Don’t be that person. Start small: Make social media posts for your side hustle Create posters for your cousin’s car wash. Listen, mshana, you need a portfolio that’s going to make potential clients say, “yasis!” Here’s how to build a design portfolio with no experience: Start with personal projects (they don’t need to know it was for your aunt’s birthday). Create mock projects for brands you love Document your design process (clients eat this stuff up). Make it look professional (even if you’re working from your bedroom in Kwa Dabeka). 4. Get That Online Presence Strong Bru, in 2025, if you’re not online, you don’t exist. Here’s what you need: Linked In profile (yes, even though it’s boring) Instagram portfolio (this is where the magic happens) Remember, design isn’t just about making things look pretty—it’s about solving problems. Tools of the Trade (What You Actually Need) Let me save you some money here. You don’t need everything at once: A decent laptop (doesn’t have to be a Mac Book; relax) Adobe Creative Cloud subscription (student discount if you can get it) A good internet connection (fibre is your friend.) Nice to Have: Second screen Coffee machine (trust me on this one) How to Teach Yourself Graphic Design So You Can Work From HomeHow to Get Your First Clients Now we’re talking business! Here’s how to start making actual money: Start Local: Your first client will be that guy selling kotas down the road who needs a menu design. Use Your Network: Tell EVERYONE what you do now. Join Design Communities: Facebook groups, Reddit (r/graphic_design is your friend) Upwork and Fiverr : Yes, the rates are low at first, but it’s a start Common Mistakes to Avoid (Learn From My L’s) Trying to charge Hillcrest prices with Westville skills Not backing up your work (shame; I lost all my files once during load shedding) Taking on too many projects at once Not getting deposits from clients (got burnt bad on this one) The best time to start was yesterday; the second best time is now. The Real Talk Section Let me be honest with you—learning how to teach yourself graphic design so you can work from home isn’t easy. You’re going to spend many nights staring at your screen, wondering if you’re cut out for this. You’ll have moments where you feel like a proper chop. But here’s the thing—every professional designer started somewhere. Even those charging R50k for a logo once searched online at 2 AM. They looked up “how to build a graphic design portfolio without clients. “. Resources to Get You Started Here’s where you can learn more: You Tube channels (Yes, including the overseas ones—just ignore when they say “y’all.”) Design books (actual books, not just Pinterest boards) Local design meetups (networking is everything, my friend) Final Words of Wisdom This is what I want you to understand from this guide. It teaches you how to teach yourself graphic design to work from home. It’s this: it’s possible. I did it, starting from scratch, right here in KZN. No fancy overseas degree, no rich uncle funding my journey—just determination and a lot of late nights. Remember, design isn’t just about making things look pretty—it’s about solving problems. And trust me, there are plenty of problems out there waiting for someone like you to solve them. So, what are you waiting for? The best time to start was yesterday; the second best time is now. And when you’re successful, don’t forget about the oke who gave you these tips. Maybe buy me a vanilla cupcake at the next design meetup? FAQ: Teach Yourself Graphic Design How long does it take to teach yourself graphic design? With dedicated daily practice and structured learning, most people can develop professional-level graphic design skills within 6-12 months. Do I need expensive software to start learning graphic design? You can start with free tools like Canva, GIMP, or Inkscape before investing in Adobe Creative Suite. Can I make a living as a self-taught graphic designer? Yes, many successful designers are self-taught. They earn good incomes through freelancing. Some work remotely, while others run their own design businesses. Lindani L. Thango is the founder of Warten Weg, a Kwa Zulu-Natal-based design studio specialising in branding and digital design. When he’s not designing or writing blog posts, you can find him braaiing with clients. That’s how we do business in South Africa. Otherwise, he is stuck in traffic on the N2. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Graphic Design Intern

Johannesburg, Gauteng Marvel Placement Consultants

Posted 14 days ago

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Minimum Requirements:

Currently studying or recently completed a qualification in Graphic Design or a related creative field.
A strong creative portfolio demonstrating design skills and conceptual thinking.
Basic proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
Excellent attention to detail and a passion for visual communication.
Willingness to learn and grow in a fast-paced production environment.
Ability to take feedback constructively and work collaboratively in a team setting.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Visual Content Creation: Assist in designing content for both print and digital media, including marketing materials, branded content, and corporate assets.
Design Support: Work under the guidance of senior designers to develop layouts and creative solutions that align with client and internal briefs.
Artwork Preparation: Help prepare final artwork for print, ensuring technical accuracy and alignment with production specifications.
Team Collaboration: Partner with marketing and production departments to ensure smooth project workflows and brand alignment.
Idea Generation: Contribute to brainstorming sessions by offering fresh creative ideas and innovative design approaches.
Brand Integrity: Assist in maintaining visual consistency across all communications in line with established brand guidelines.
Learning and Development: Engage in training, mentorship, and real-time feedback to develop practical skills in a professional setting.
Time Management: Support multiple ongoing projects, meeting deadlines and maintaining a high standard of quality in all tasks.

Closing Date:
Submissions for this vacancy will close on 19 August 2025, however you will still have the opportunity to submit your CV for this position till11 September 2025.

Please Note:
Thank you for submitting your CV to Marvel Placement Consultants. We value your submission, and we try our utmost best to get back to each applicant. However, should your application be successful, we will be in contact with you. Should you not hear from us within two weeks of application, please consider your application unsuccessful. We are, however, recruitment specialists and will keep your details on our database for possible future opportunities.

PoPI Act:
Please note that Marvel Placement Consultants adhere to the POPI Act (Act No. 4 of 2013: Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013). Section 9 of PoPI states that "Personal Information may only be processed if, given the purpose for which it is processed, it is adequate, relevant and not excessive".

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Graphic Design/Animation Lecturer

Durban, KwaZulu Natal EduServ

Posted 1 day ago

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contract

Lecturer required to teach and assess learners in the field of graphic design / animation.

Must have practical experience and relevant qualifications.
The position is based in central Durban, KZN.

Applicants must have the necessary skills:

Graphic design / animation skills
Relevant qualifications
Teaching skills
Time management
Punctuality
Leadership

Interested parties can email their CVs to class='jxRevEL' >

REQUIREMENTS

Animation skills
Graphic design skills

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Graphic Design and WordPress Ninja

Pretoria, Gauteng Stylistic

Posted 15 days ago

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Are you an open and creative thinker with a passion for design? Are you looking to take your career to the next level in a fast-growing, forward-thinking creative agency brimming with opportunity?

Stylistic is a global creative force delivering outstanding work for clients worldwide. We are a high-energy, kind, and proactive company that values quality, creativity, and long-term relationships. We specialise in brand development, creative multimedia, e-commerce and content management websites. Our local studio in Brooklyn, Pretoria, is on the lookout for an exceptional graphic designer and WordPress ninja to join our growing global team of experts (who are also very nice people).

In this role, you'll be working closely with our experienced design team, bringing fresh ideas to the table, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights. This is a great opportunity for a passionate and creative individual looking to grow their design career in a fast-paced, supportive, and inspiring environment.

Short-listed candidates will undergo a screening and skills assessment to ensure they think, walk and vibe like us. To apply, please send your CV and your portfolio showcasing your best work.

Requirements:

Be available to work full time from our Brooklyn office
Degree in graphic design
4 years work experience (agency experience preferential)
A CV and strong portfolio showcasing your design projects and creative abilities
Proficiency in the latest version of adobe creative cloud programmes
Mac-savvy
Well-versed in Microsoft Office programs
Strong design, typography, and layout skills
The ability to follow brand guidelines and deliver on a brief
Experienced in designing and building WordPress websites
Strong communication skills - speaks and writes English with confidence and clarity
Manage time well and work quickly
Enthusiastic, passionate about good design with a great eye for detail
Adapt and learn quickly in a dynamic and evolving design landscape
Reliable, with a commitment to producing quality work
Enthusiastic attitude to life and a good sense of humour is a prerequisite
Collaborate with designers, copywriters, and creative directors to develop impactful campaigns

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Graphic / Front End Web Design

Gauteng, Gauteng Blackbook Connect

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Graphic / Front-End Web Designer – Bryanston, Johannesburg.

We’re seeking a Graphic & Front-End Designer to join our team — a hybrid creative and technical role combining digital design with front-end development.

Reporting to the Graphic Design Manager, you’ll be responsible for designing, building, and maintaining responsive, visually appealing, and user-friendly web applications.

This role requires someone who can translate creative concepts into functional digital experiences while ensuring technical quality, cross-browser compatibility, and alignment with brand and business objectives.

You’ll work closely with designers, developers, and product managers to bring ideas to life, balancing creativity with technical expertise to deliver seamless user experiences.

Reports to the Graphic Design Manager.

Salary: R24 000 per month.

Requirements:

3+ years’ experience in front-end design and development
Proficient in HTML, CSS, SCSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript
Knowledge of Typescript for interactive and dynamic web elements
Strong UI/UX design skills and proven ability to deliver intuitive user interfaces
Experience with Adobe XD, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign for prototyping and wireframing
Skilled in browser developer tools for debugging and optimization
Basic understanding of SQL and relational databases for dynamic content integration
Ability to deliver responsive, cross-browser compatible designs
Strong communication and collaboration skills to engage with cross-functional teams

Duties and Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain responsive web applications that deliver excellent user experiences across all devices Translate design concepts into fully functional web pages using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other front-end technologies
Apply UI/UX principles to enhance usability, accessibility, and aesthetics
Test and optimize websites for cross-browser and cross-device compatibility
Collaborate with developers to integrate front-end code with back-end systems and databases
Implement client-side features including layout adjustments, interactivity, and animations
Debug and resolve front-end issues, ensuring stability and performance through regular updates
Create prototypes and wireframes to support the design and development process
Engage with internal stakeholders to ensure project requirements are met and design integrity is maintained

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Lecturer in Media and Graphic Design (JB4254) Market Related

Durban, KwaZulu Natal Kontak Recruitment

Posted 19 days ago

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Introduction

Lecturer in Media and Graphic Design (JB4254)
Location: Overport, Durban
Salary: Market Related

Important Note: This post is advertised on behalf of a client; therefore, candidates will not be contacted by Kontak Recruitment for shortlisting by the client directly.

Duties & Responsibilities

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:
Degree in Graphic Design or BTECH in Graphic Design.
Proficiency in software including InDesign, Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, and Animation.
1-3 years previous lecturing experience is essential.

REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOB:
Proven teaching portfolio demonstrating student support and success.
Minimum of 1 year’s lecturing experience required, with 3 or more years’ experience preferred.
Possession of specialist knowledge and technical skills in the subject discipline to develop teaching programs and materials and provide learning support.
Active participation in professional academic development, including awareness of regulatory body requirements, quality councils, institutional standards, and policies.

MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB:
A lecturer is responsible for facilitating student learning through interactive classroom teaching that promotes student engagement and supports the student learning experience. Lecturers are required to promote student success through initiatives that see improved student retention and throughput rates. As a subject matter expert, a lecturer needs to keep abreast of developments in their subject area and is also required to assure the quality of the delivery of the subject content, assessment, and relevancy of the learning material such that the learning outcomes are achieved.

KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS:
Lecturing: Facilitate Student Learning through Engagement
Student support, consultation, retention & success
Assessments: setting, marking & moderation
Study material: prep, review, and upgrade
Academic Development
Integrated Quality Assurance

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Introduction Lecturer in Media and Graphic Design (JB4254)Location: Overport, DurbanSalary: Market Related Important Note: This post is advertised on behalf of a client; therefore, candidates will not be contacted by Kontak Recruitment for shortlisting by the client directly. Duties & Responsibilities ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS: Degree in Graphic Design or BTECH in Graphic Design.Proficiency in software including In Design, Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, and Animation.1-3 years previous lecturing experience is essential. REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOB: Proven teaching portfolio demonstrating student support and success.Minimum of 1 year’s lecturing experience required, with 3 or more years’ experience preferred.Possession of specialist knowledge and technical skills in the subject discipline to develop teaching programs and materials and provide learning support.Active participation in professional academic development, including awareness of regulatory body requirements, quality councils, institutional standards, and policies. MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB: A lecturer is responsible for facilitating student learning through interactive classroom teaching that promotes student engagement and supports the student learning experience. Lecturers are required to promote student success through initiatives that see improved student retention and throughput rates. As a subject matter expert, a lecturer needs to keep abreast of developments in their subject area and is also required to assure the quality of the delivery of the subject content, assessment, and relevancy of the learning material such that the learning outcomes are achieved. KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS: Lecturing: Facilitate Student Learning through EngagementStudent support, consultation, retention & successAssessments: setting, marking & moderationStudy material: prep, review, and upgradeAcademic DevelopmentIntegrated Quality Assurance #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Web Design Project Manager

Cape Town, Western Cape Talent Sam

Posted 13 days ago

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Responsibilities:

Partner with clients to execute creative and technical website projects
Develop project timelines and oversee internal staff to ensure timely completion
Manage client communications, including emails and presentations
Track budgets and organize project information

Requirements:

3+ years of agency experience managing web design and development projects
Proficient in account and project management, establishing strong client relationships
Skilled in scoping and executing tasks with clients, designers, and developers
Strong communication skills and responsiveness, both internally and with clients
Consistent delivery of high-quality work on time and within budget
Ability to translate client requests into detailed briefs
Attention to detail to ensure quality in design and development
Strategic thinking to offer recommendations on website design and structure
Familiarity with creative domains like UX design and website content strategy
Ownership, initiative, problem-solving skills, and a high degree of personal integrity

Nice to Haves:

Experience with Webflow and Figma
Basic familiarity with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SEO
Knowledge of CRM platforms like HubSpot and Salesforce for website integrations

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Web design project manager

Cape Town, Western Cape Talent Sam

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Our client a premier Webflow design and development agency, seeks a Website Project Manager to oversee web-related projects. Collaborating closely with our creative and development teams, you will manage the design and launch of websites, and partner with clients on their ongoing maintenance and optimization. This client-facing role requires fluent English and a professional demeanor. Responsibilities: Partner with clients to execute creative and technical website projects Develop project timelines and oversee internal staff to ensure timely completion Manage client communications, including emails and presentations Track budgets and organize project information Requirements: 3+ years of agency experience managing web design and development projects Proficient in account and project management, establishing strong client relationships Skilled in scoping and executing tasks with clients, designers, and developers Strong communication skills and responsiveness, both internally and with clients Consistent delivery of high-quality work on time and within budget Ability to translate client requests into detailed briefs Attention to detail to ensure quality in design and development Strategic thinking to offer recommendations on website design and structure Familiarity with creative domains like UX design and website content strategy Ownership, initiative, problem-solving skills, and a high degree of personal integrity Nice to Haves: Experience with Webflow and Figma Basic familiarity with HTML, CSS, Java Script, and SEO Knowledge of CRM platforms like Hub Spot and Salesforce for website integrations #J-18808-Ljbffr

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