Showing posts with label freelancers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelancers. Show all posts

Sunday, September 04, 2011

Project Management Apps for Freelancers and Designers

Basecamp

Managing client projects is a major requirement for efficiency and for creating a positive experience for clients. Regardless of whether you freelance, work for a small agency, or work for a large agency, there are a lot of details and communication involved in client projects. Having an efficient system for managing those projects is essential. By Vandelay Design

Friday, July 01, 2011

Things Worth Paying For as a Freelancer

A freelancer, like a baker, needs a few essential tools with which they create their products and use in order to offer their services. By James Parsons

Friday, May 27, 2011

Freelance Personal Finances: Your Guide

Managing your finances as a freelance designer can lead to a multitude of cluster headaches and obscure nosebleeds. Luckily there are many tools, tips and software designed to ease the money burden, allowing you to spend more time on your work than time on the figures. By Matt Polo

Questions to Ask Yourself Before Becoming a Freelancer

The web is an ocean of information, advertising and communication that is attracting more and more professionals. The web as an industry is versatile and full of interesting fields that would satisfy people of all professional backgrounds. By Maria Malidaki

Tuesday, May 03, 2011

Organizing Your Freelance Business Before Going on a Vacation

Organizing Your Freelance Business Before Going on a Vacation

The most annoying thing about freelancing is the inability to take vacations. Sure, theoretically, you can take them. Practically, it’s nearly impossible. After all, who’s going to run the business if you’re on leave? By Samar Owals

Sunday, May 01, 2011

Freelancers Face-off: Designer vs Developer

Distinction Between Designers and Developers

As the web industry grows designers and developers are butting heads more frequently. While they both have the same goals, achieving them is not as easy. By Stephanie Hamilton