Task 5.

One. 

Portfolio - Build a strong portfolio of work of which I think represents me as a designer.

Two.

Brand - design a logo for myself of which intrigues people and is remembered over others. 

Three. 

Promote - promote myself and make myself known by designers and design agencies to work with and alongside on briefs.

Four. 

Find where my target audience is and find out what others in that area are and are not doing and work to provide a new aspect of design. 

Five.

Clients - Make a good relationship with clients to build a good reputation to meet more clients.

Six.

Adapting - The design industry is forever changing so you need to keep up to date and also be different to competitors.

Seven.

Software - learn as much as i can about as many different software programs as i can and see me needing to use in the future. 

Eight.

Time - Be as time efficient for clients as possible to ensure that the response to their brief has been fulfilled to its utmost in the time available. 

Nine.

Designers - Although other designers are competition, you can learn a lot from working alongside a company/designer whom in your opinion may be doing things right or wrong.

Ten. 

Competition - make sure you are working up to and beyond their standard. Giving what they offer alongside something unique to yourself.