9 Tips on How To Improve Yourself as a Web Designer

There are times in life where everything goes well, people like your work and you get more and more clients. But sometimes the “business” stops, work flow decreases, you get bored and uninspired, and you stagnate. By Ruben D'Oliveira

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So your web design company is ready to roll. You’ve got happy customers and more people coming to the door every day. But where do you go from there?

This article shares a handful of strategies for growing your web design company. By Alex Kehayias

Get out there and make something

Some words of wisdom by Michael Aleo.

From Nothing to Something: Story of a Self-Taught Designer

Many of us in the web design and web development field are self-taught. To one extent or another, we taught ourselves at least the fundamentals and rudiments of the field before going to a college or joining a design firm. By Michael Tuck

Mediocrity vs. Excellence: What Separates Good From Great?

As a designer, especially one without a lot of experience, it’s normal to look at the designs of others and think how great their work is compared to our own. By Cameron Chapman

How to Be a Purple Cow Among Designers

How do you stand out amongst the vast sea of designers? How do you get potential clients to pick you over others? You need to be remarkable. By Oleg Mokhv

10 Simple Tips for Launching a Website

The process of launching a website can be a daunting endeavor. There are many things you want to do, but not enough time and resources to do them. By Jacob Gube

Importance of Web Interactivity: Tips and Examples

There are many elements that go into the creation of a website. A website is the best medium to communicate with users from all over the world. It is therefore essential, it should be designed in such a way that users should be attracted and be engaged on the site. This is when a website can reach its users effectively. By Poonam

10 Keys to Growth as a Designer

One of the most significant challenges that designers face is the need for continual improvement and development. By Steven Snell