u/SubstantialGoose3578

I’ve been reading that people are leaving for more sustainable career paths given the constant layoffs and the rampant burnout of this profession. However, I’m not hearing details how folks have realistically transferred their experience.

Beyond the “I work in the trades now” answers, where exactly are people transitioning to in their careers after product design is no longer working for them and how did you get there?

I’m genuinely curious and after working in product design for decades and being severely burnt out, I want to explore something that works better for my health, my family, and long-term goals.

I’m a product designer building with CC and prototyping features for my company’s core app. Still new to this whole thing.

We’re building in a private playground environment using CC+Github+Vercel.

If I wanted to keep a copy of the prototype I’m building so it’s fully interactive and I can demo it in my portfolio, what steps should I take to easily clone it exactly as it is?

I’m a product designer building with CC and prototyping features for my company’s core app. Still new to this whole thing.

We’re building in a private playground environment using CC+Github+Vercel.

If I wanted to keep a copy of the prototype I’m building so it’s fully interactive and I can demo it in my portfolio, what steps should I take to easily clone it exactly as it is?