Guess what...
Your clients do care if your portfolio projects are real or fake.
They just want to see if you have the goods.
Show 'em the goods.
Me: *Presents cool geomteric slab serif...*
Client: How about something more modern?
*Proceeds to show me Futura.*
Frontend devs...
Can you chill on the fancy new animations...I'm still trying to figure out parallax.
Thanks
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Bad clients will make themselves apparent almost immediatey.
Pay attention to red flags:
1. Flip flopping on scope
2. Nickle and diming
3. Taking forever to respond to emails
The list never ends.
What red flags have you noticed?
Elementor for efficiency...
Webflow for pizzaz...
Squarespace if you're doing a favor for your uncle. π
"How much will it cost"
Stop answering this question directly!
Instead, flip it back on them.
Try this:
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"Typically, a project like this would be between 30 and 40k.
However, I'd really like to work with you guys and I see the potential for a long term relationship so I'm willing to figure out something that works for both of us."
Impressing your colleagues on Dribble IS NOT going to win you work.
Craft your portfolio to speak to your target audience, nothing else.
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Wix and Squarespace are a web designers greatest friends.
I cant tell you how many clients have come to me...
Ready and willing to pay anything out of frustration with these so-called "user-friendly" tools
Want to stop thinking about work at the end of the day?
Have a closing day ritual.
Mine > Clear desktop, close tabs.
It takes a minute but god does it feel good.
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