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Just curious, how did everyone get their first web dev/web design client? What resources have you been using? I've started learning web flow, I can hand-code with visual studio code and I know enough to hand code a website but I want to know what other web devs are doing as I am somewhat stuck in that in between phase
Consistency is definitely key, i've been trying to find ways to update my profile, up my score I just feel stuck at the moment
I really appreciate you!
Consistency is the key, and also try to enhance the visual of your profile especially when you offer design service (UI), check https://shots.so/ might help. wish you good luck!
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Why does presenting finished work online sometimes feel harder than finishing the work itself?
You finish the project
Then comes the part where you need to show it
And somehow, it becomes its own complex unpaid project
I recently ran a small survey among designers, and a lot of people mentioned the same things:
✦ wanting to use motion, but not having motion design skills
✦ having to reinvent the presentation format every time
✦ feeling like the work doesn't look online as good as it should
So apparently, it's not only my personal designer drama
I've been thinking about this a lot lately because I'm building something around it. Something for designers who want their work to look good online without turning every post into a full production
Do you struggle with this too, or have you already found your system?
I find this very funny because i recently rounded up a project and i'm currently thinking about how to post
The issues from my pov are where to begin so i start looking for inspiration, thinking about captions and ultimately doubt (is the post gonna do well or not)
I want to share a real piece of a client project that we are working on right now.
We used Claude to turn static Figma screens into a functional prototype with real inputs, validation states, keyboard interaction, component behavior, and flow logic.
Just shipped a complete website solution for Trikriti Studio — a 3D printing company turning ideas into real-world objects.
Built a fully responsive, clean, and subtle UI that keeps the focus where it should be: on the products and the craft.
But the real power sits behind the scenes.
The admin panel isn’t just a dashboard — it’s a control center:
• Real-time data analytics to track performance
• Full content and product management
• Order handling and workflow control
• Scalable structure for future growth
This wasn’t about just making a website look good — it was about building a system that actually helps the business run smarter.
Live here: https://www.trikritistudio.in
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