The Technical Mastery Path
Build confidence, precision, and technical fluency —
so your projects run smoother in the real world
Beautiful design only works when it’s buildable, clear, and technically sound.
The Technical Mastery Path is for designers and design teams who want to strengthen the technical side of their work — so they can communicate clearly, make confident decisions, and reduce friction with clients, contractors, and trades.
This path is customized, practical, and grounded in real projects.
What the Technical Mastery Path Is
The Technical Mastery Path offers custom technical coaching and training, tailored to your role, your projects, and your goals.
Support may be:
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1:1 coaching for individual designers
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Small-group or team training for studios and design-build firms
There is no fixed curriculum and no one-size-fits-all program.
Instead, you work directly with an experienced educator to focus on exactly what will improve clarity, confidence, and execution in your work right now.
Who This Path Is For
The Technical Mastery Path is a strong fit if you:
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Want to feel more confident translating design into buildable plans
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Struggle with the technical side of documentation or coordination
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Want smoother communication with contractors and trades
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Are responsible for training or supporting a design team
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Prefer focused, hands-on learning tied to real work
This path supports:
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Individual designers
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Senior designers and design managers
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Design-build firms and studios training teams
How It Works
The Technical Mastery Path is entirely customized.
You begin with a conversation to determine the right format and focus.
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Schedule a discovery call with Robin
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Talk through your projects, skill gaps, and goals
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Design a coaching or training plan that fits your needs
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Work together on real projects, in real time
Support may be:
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Short-term or ongoing
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Individual or group-based
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Narrowly focused or broad
The structure adapts to your context — not the other way around.
Areas of Technical Focus
Your work in the Technical Mastery Path may include:
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Chief Architect software
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Lighting design
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Kitchen & bath design
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Aging in place & accessibility
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Sustainable design
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Technical documentation and coordination
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Codes, standards, and real-world application
You don’t need to decide this upfront.
The discovery call is where clarity emerges.
Meet Your Guide
Robin Rigby Fisher
Robin Rigby Fisher, CMKBD, CLIPPS, CAPS, is an award-winning kitchen and bath designer, educator, and mentor with decades of real-world experience.
She is:
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A 30+ year Designer & Business Owner
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NKBA Educator of the Year
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Department Chair of the Interior Design Program at Portland Community College
Robin is known for:
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Deep expertise in design
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Clear, functional planning
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Practical solutions that work in the field — not just on paper
She has trained hundreds of designers and brings a calm, generous, and highly practical approach to technical mastery.
Her focus isn’t perfection — it’s clarity, confidence, and execution.
Your Next Step
If you’re curious whether the Technical Mastery Path is right for you — individually or for your team — the next step is a conversation.
Discovery calls are:
- Calm and exploratory
- Focused on your real work
- Designed to find the right fit