Do the Right Thing
We are guided by solid moral
compasses. We stand for what is just
and right, and hold ourselves to a high
level of ethical standards.
Succeed with Barakat Design
As much as we love our work, we want it to be perfect.
This is what actually inspires us, and the main result of this was a masterful work based on years of experience and diligence, through which we achieved works described as splendor and beauty in the fields of Web and Product design…
Our team consists of creative, passionate, and specialized people, which qualifies them to guide clients and work with them on their projects with the utmost professionalism and mastery. We cooperate with our clients to produce precise implementation plans and distinctive designs that suit their different tastes. Our graphic designers and other specialists are keen to work closely to give the project the adequate attention it deserves and obtain the desired result..
Four major Steps to Success
Best chances for expanding your success to the max
Broadening
#1 Career advancement and hobbies
Studying online gives you more flexibility. You can work and fit your work schedule around your coursework more easily; even more so if you are taking an asynchronous class: an online class where you can study and interact with your instructor and fellow classmates at your own pace.
Scheduling
#2 Flexible schedule & environment
Taking an online course also means that you don’t have to commute to class, which means less time spent on the bus and more study time sitting on your couch, the sound of a crackling fireplace in the background. You no longer have to worry about missing an important class!
Self-discipline
#3 Self-discipline & responsibility
Who says that having to be more self-disciplined is a disadvantage? It is true that studying online requires more time-management skills, because you will spend a lot of time on your own without someone physically close to keep you focused on deadlines.
Investment
#4 Smart investment into future
Studying online means that you pay the tuition fee, possibly book supplies, an online application fee, and few other items. You don’t, however, incur the costs of housing (which can range up to $12,000 per year) and transportation, which translates to lower debts and more savings.
