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Taking the plunge from the conventional workplace to a freelance one can be daunting at the best of times. For most people, the best way to start off as a freelance web designer and developer is to do so part time. While it may be tempting to cut all ties and bite the bullet, there [Continue Reading]

Many people think that the success of a freelance web designer or developer is determined by the amount of work that is coming in. Of course, getting work and providing results for clients is what ultimately pays the bills, but doing this well is what will lead to repeat contracts and referrals. When you are [Continue Reading]

We’ve all heard it before: Time is money. The more time you waste, the less money you’re going to bring in. Sounds simple enough, but so many people are still running their web design businesses inefficiently and it could be costing them a lot of money. Following these helpful tips will allow you to trim [Continue Reading]

No matter what the field, if you ask most freelancers why they decide to go freelance, the answer is often for the freedom and flexibility provided by working for themselves. The perceived ability to work on whatever you want, whenever you want, wherever you want, is a huge draw for many people. What is not [Continue Reading]

Let’s say you’re getting to the point where working with WordPress is second nature. You’re becoming confident with Flash. You’re a whiz at Illustrator. Learning and working with those programs is the fun part of web development. However, if you want to make money designing websites on your own, you have to look at web [Continue Reading]

For web developers and web designers, time is money. If you’re a freelancer, the more projects you can complete during a week, the more money you pull in. If you do web development for an employer, the more productive you are, the more likely you are to get a raise. Hey, in this precarious economy, [Continue Reading]