SkillsUSA 2015 Louisville KY – Web Design Competition

July 5, 2015

I tagged along to help the Web Professionals leadership run the 2015 SkillsUSA Web Design competition. Last year it was in Kansas City. This year it was held in Louisville which made it a bit of a jaunt. But regardless of the drive it was well worth it. Bill, Mark and Jon did an incredible job and gave the secondary and post-secondary competitors a terrific event. If you have not had the chance to see a SkillsUSA event, then you need to add it to your bucket list.

Web Design Meeting lead by Bill, Mark and Jon.

Selfie of my new shirt.

Mark doing a live steam of Jon talking to the SkillsUSA Web Design and Development student competitors. The live stream had people watching from all over the US and over 1000 likes.

The Web Professionals are serious about educating these future web designers. Mark is leading a seminar on design.

Bill motivating the competitors.

 

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