Question 1

What is the Website Design Intern role at White Collar Realty?

Accepted Answer

It is a hands-on internship where you design real web pages, landing pages and UI for a luxury real estate brand in Gurgaon. You work on mobile-first, conversion-focused layouts that real buyers see, and support the handoff of your designs to the development team so your work actually ships.

Question 2

Can non-design students or self-taught designers apply?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We care about design sense far more than your degree, so students from any background and self-taught designers are welcome. If you can show a feel for clean, premium layouts and basic Figma skills, you can apply.

Question 3

Do I need a portfolio to apply for the design internship?

Accepted Answer

A portfolio helps but is not mandatory. Class projects, personal redesigns, practice pieces or even a couple of Figma mockups are enough to show your eye and thinking. Genuine design sense and a willingness to learn matter most.

Question 4

How do I build a portfolio if I do not have one yet?

Accepted Answer

That is exactly what this internship gives you -- real, published pages you can show. During 3 to 6 months you contribute to live luxury real estate pages and finish with portfolio pieces backed by a Certificate of Completion and a Recommendation Letter.

Question 5

Is the website design internship paid?

Accepted Answer

No, it is an unpaid internship, with performance-based incentives on eligible roles. The core value is real live-project experience, a portfolio, a Certificate of Completion and a Recommendation Letter, plus a free shuttle to the nearest metro.

Question 6

Is this internship remote or work-from-office?

Accepted Answer

It is a Work-From-Office role at our Gurgaon office on Golf Course Extension Road. Sitting with the design and development teams in person is a big part of how you learn to ship real work, so remote is not offered for this role.

Question 7

What is the duration and can I choose it?

Accepted Answer

The internship runs 3 to 6 months. The exact length is agreed based on your availability and college schedule, and longer durations usually mean deeper project ownership and a stronger portfolio.

Question 8

Do I need to know how to code as a design intern?

Accepted Answer

No, coding is not required. Your focus is UI and layout in Figma. That said, a basic understanding of how designs become HTML and CSS pages is a plus and something you will naturally pick up during the design-to-development handoff.

Question 9

Which design tools should I know before applying?

Accepted Answer

Figma is the primary tool, so basic comfort with Figma or a similar tool is expected. An eye for spacing, typography, hierarchy and premium aesthetics will take you further than mastering advanced features.

Question 10

Do I need my own laptop for this internship?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you should have your own laptop capable of running Figma smoothly in the browser or desktop app. Reliable internet and a working setup let you contribute from day one.

Question 11

Will I work on real projects or just practice tasks?

Accepted Answer

You work on live pages for a real luxury real estate brand, not dummy exercises. Your layouts can end up in front of actual buyers, which is what makes the experience and your portfolio genuinely valuable.

Question 12

Will I get a mentor during the internship?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You work inside a real design team and get guidance on live projects, feedback on your layouts and direction on brand consistency. You learn by doing real work with people who do it every day.

Question 13

How is this different from a design course?

Accepted Answer

A course teaches theory on mock projects; here you design real pages that ship, get feedback from a working team and build a portfolio of published work. You learn how design decisions play out with real users and real business goals.

Question 14

What makes a strong applicant for this design internship?

Accepted Answer

A clean sense of layout and type, basic Figma skills, attention to detail and a genuine interest in premium brands stand out. Showing even a small piece of self-initiated design work signals the drive we look for.

Question 15

Is this internship good for final-year students or recent graduates?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It suits final-year students building a portfolio before placements and recent graduates who want real, shippable work on their CV. The 3 to 6 month structure fits both project semesters and a post-graduation launchpad.

Question 16

Can this internship count for my college credit or academic project?

Accepted Answer

Many colleges accept it toward internship credit or a project requirement. We provide a Certificate of Completion and can share what you worked on, but you should confirm the specific paperwork your college needs in advance.

Question 17

How do I apply for the Website Design Internship?

Accepted Answer

Apply through the careers page on the White Collar Realty website by filling in the application form and attaching your resume and any portfolio or Figma links. Sharing even a couple of work samples strengthens your application.

Question 18

What does the selection process look like?

Accepted Answer

It typically starts with a review of your application and any design samples, followed by a short interview about your interest and approach. We may ask about a piece in your portfolio or give a small design prompt to understand how you think.

Question 19

When can I start, and are there fixed batches?

Accepted Answer

Start dates are flexible and roll through the year rather than fixed batches. Once your application is reviewed and selected, we agree a start date that works around your college or availability.

Question 20

Where exactly is the office and how do I get there?

Accepted Answer

The office is on Golf Course Extension Road in Gurugram, at Sector 67. We provide a free shuttle to the nearest metro, which makes the daily commute from around Delhi NCR much easier.

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