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It goes without saying that having paying clients is critical to the success of any web design business. Additionally, having a good, solid, working relationship with your client is a must if you want to save yourself from unnecessary stress and headaches. A balance must be found between accommodating your client’s whims while keeping focused [Continue Reading]

You know a lot about designing and creating web sites. Your client doesn’t. You and your client will both be happier if you educate your client about how web sites are built. A big part of the education process is informing your client about what aspects of the site can be changed quickly and easily, [Continue Reading]

When you decide to set up your own web design business, you are confident in your abilities and skills as a designer and feel that that’s all you need to be a complete success. But in order to be truly successful in your business venture, you need to also be skilled in the art of [Continue Reading]

Chances are probably pretty good that you have a “favorite” browser. Nowadays, people can make their choice from a plethora of browsers. You might use Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, SeaMonkey, IceWeasel, or one of the many other available browsers in the market. No matter which you choose there is someone using each and every [Continue Reading]

Think about how you go about baking a cake. You begin with a list of ingredients. If you are missing an ingredient you have to go to the store to get it, or decide if you have something that will work as a substitute. Then you need the necessary tools – a mixing bowl, a [Continue Reading]

A QR code (or Quick Response code) is a barcode that can be read by QR barcode readers and cellphones with cameras. The information that can be embedded in a QR code can be anything from your website URL to a text message, your contact information or even a Google map. QR codes can be [Continue Reading]

All freelance web designers and developers, at some point, want or need to raise their freelance rates. However, many are scared to even try or have no idea where to begin. Usually, upon the investigation of raising your rate, freelance designers and developers also tend to ask, “Does my work deserve a raise?” or “Will [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]

A web design, in its entirety, is effective overall when it includes three main elements: aesthetic appeal, ability to function correctly, and the ability to get those visitors to inquire about whatever that specific website is about. As a web designer, you will need to be able to visualize the overall picture of your web [Continue Reading]

There’s an old saying that goes, “Work smart, not hard.” Here are two tips to help you work smarter so you can cut down on the time you spend working and actually make more money at web development. • Make sure you get paid for all your work – If you were employed by a [Continue Reading]