Web designers, how do you start a new website project?
Do you begin with a sketch, jump straight into Figma, or use tools like ChatGPT or Claude to explore ideas first?
I’m curious to see how others approach it.
Web designers, do you display your prices on your website or keep them hidden?
I’m debating whether to show my starting prices or encourage potential clients to reach out for a quote.
What works better for you — transparent pricing or custom quotes?
How do you find potential clients on X?
I design and build websites, but cold emails haven’t been working for me, and posting on social media hasn’t brought me any work either. How do you find clients these days?
Freelancers, how do you find potential clients on X?
Do you search for people who need help, join conversations, or simply share your work and wait for them to reach out?
One of the websites I’ve built is for Reel Stories, a wedding content creation business.
I wanted couples to quickly understand what the service is, see examples of the work, and easily get in touch.
Here’s how it turned out: https://t.co/8KYeEgYs6L
I’m trying to build a name for myself as a web designer. I know it takes time, but starting from scratch and getting people to trust your work can be challenging.
For those who have done it: how did you build your name and get people to notice your work?
@ClientFlood It’s really nice to hear positive stories like this. I’ve been struggling to find clients lately because I’m not well known yet and haven’t built a name for myself. I’m hoping this approach can help me achieve something similar.
@DanteGraha22279 That’s interesting to hear. Thanks for sharing! Cold DMs haven’t really worked for me so far, so I’ll give your approach a try and hope I have similar success.
Hey, I’m Jure Janc from Slovenia. I’m building LENIS Studio alongside my three-shift factory job. My goal is to leave factory work and make a living doing what I enjoy: designing and building websites.I’ll be sharing what I build and learn along the way.
https://t.co/Rya1C7gU08