How to Grow Your Audience as a Designer
We share the key principles that allow community builders to rise above others in terms of platform building, and how you can learn from the examples they set.
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Do All of the Projects in Your Portfolio Look the Same? That’s OK.
Should you worry if all of your design projects look similar? Of course not. It may mean that you’re particularly successful in one specific area of design.
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Must-Do’s When Ending a Freelance Design Project
There are a number of key things designers should do when ending a freelance project, and today we go over what they are and why you should always do them.
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Those Things You Must Do When Ending a Freelance Design Project
There are important things you should do when ending a freelance project, and today we go over what they are and why you should do them.
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The Types of Freelance Design Clients You Should Avoid
Learn how the right clients will respect your time and expertise, and will be realistic and professional in their expectations.
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Educating Clients About the True Value of Your Services as a Designer
Okay, freelance designers. Stop me if you’ve heard this one: you’re working on a project for a client, and all of a sudden there’s a discrepancy with your payment. Perhaps…
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Educating Clients About the True Value of Your Services as a Designer
Okay, freelance designers. Stop me if you’ve heard this one: you’re working on a project for a client, and all of a sudden there’s a discrepancy with your payment. Perhaps…
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Making Time for Your Professional Learning Goals
With the disruption of the pandemic, many web designers have had to put their learning goals on hold. The question is, how do we manage these disruptions and avoid falling behind?
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How to Work With Both Good & Bad Design Clients
We offer advice on how to determine which freelance design clients are good and which ones aren’t before you begin to work with them.
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The Most Important Thing Your Clients Should Know About Their Website
The designer-client relationship is so important. Our experience and knowledge of the industry is something that needs to be shared with those we work with.
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