one to two clients I can pour my heart into is the dream. I don't wanna juggle between 5 clients, instead have one or two I can pour my passion in.
If that sounds like a good fit to you hmu
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@kosta4a I don’t get these people. Two days ago some people threw 2 eggs at my sisters audi also leaving scratches, completely targeted on only her car. What’s up with these people
Breakdown of a Hero Section Design Roast of https://t.co/BwWzYHV5Hg by @TimothyBramlett
Full Landing Page Roast Breakdown coming soon as 🧵
Daily Design Roast #6
@eurocommissar @uwukko @sheerluck_io @heliumbrowser They got quoted like 10-20k a year, so unless someone with a lot of money is feeling generous it won't happen.
@sheerluck_io @heliumbrowser content consumption is bad for you, consume vegetables instead
but seriously, we'd have added drm support if widevine 3PL partners cooperated instead of asking for a ridiculous fee which shouldn't exist
low ego as a designer running your ownj business is so important
yes, you are the expert. clients hire you because you know better than they do. so if you think something is wrong, kindly push back. explain your reasoning, show them the why.
but never argue with clients. if your pushback doesn't land, let it go. at the end of the day it's their product, their brand, their money is on the line.
your job is to advise, not to win. so just do what the client wants and deliver it well. keep the relationship, move on to the next thing.
the designers who last aren't the ones who win every argument but the ones clients actually enjoy working with.
@congmcd of course, that should be done before the project starts anyways. As said: kindly pushback when you think something is wrong but when the clients insists and insists don’t argue, just execute what they want well