Category: General

  • Product Designer: A Busy Update

    Anyone else too busy to update their websites? It’s been a long summer for me with multiple kids going back to college. Every post seems to be about me saying I’m updating my site. Like clockwork, every few months when I feel that urge, here I am updating my site.

    I get a lot of people telling me I should update my website and portfolio if I want to get a new job. My portfolio being https://www.behance.net/cliffnowicki . Pretty cool huh? My first item on there is a site I made for Forza Horizon 4 and here I am a few months into playing Forza Horizon 6.

    Do I update my portfolio? No. Have I been working as a product designer for the past 7 years under NDA work? Yes. Do I plan on updating my portfolio? Yes.

    This is the update for those who keep asking. And by those, I mean the 20 people who’ve contacted me. Sorry to make it sound like 1000 people were knocking down my door to pick my brain and work for them.

  • New Updates

    I’m slowly putting this site back together. There were a few issues with my previous hosting, where the SSL just wasn’t working, and I wasn’t able to add it due to server issues. So, I moved it to a hosting service that gives the SSL for free. So now everything is good, and it’s safe to view without the red warning signs of not having an SSL Certificate.

    I added my Behance portfolio as the only link currently in the menu. I’ve honestly not touched my Behance since I started working at my current job over 5 years ago. However, it’s there for anyone to enjoy viewing it. I have a few small things I’m currently working on that I plan on putting up there.

    As I build this site, I will add projects I’m working on along with other things focused on Design, Product Design, UX Design, Game Design and well, design. See the trend?

  • New Site.

    If you can read this, congratulations! You found this site during my transition phase from one hosting service to another.

    What will this site be about when it’s finished? Design. Plain and simple.