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A contract I was lined up for fell through, so I've got immediate availability that wasn't supposed to exist yet.
Front-end dev, Next.js/React, motion-heavy sites, WebGL when it's called for. Solo or inside an existing team.
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I’ve been taking on new projects for less than half of what I usually charge on Contra. Why?
Because I’ve been trying to understand the dynamics of the platform, especially the fundamental logic behind its “discovery score.”
For a long time, I turned down projects & inbound invites because they felt like an underpay. But I’m starting to look at it differently.
I’m essentially starting from 0 here on Contra. I have to build my way up, earn visibility, establish trust, collect the right kind of work, and eventually get back to the level I’m used to operating at.
I’ve done that before in my professional life. This time, I’m just learning how to do it on a new platform.
I'd only count the lower rate as an investment if those projects create something Contra actually scores, like a review or verified project. If they don't, half the fee is gone and the Discovery Score may stay right where it is.
Built a coffee brand around the feeling of being local. ☕️
LOCAL is a modern café identity designed to feel warm, calm, premium, and familiar - without falling into the usual coffee-brand clichés.
From the wordmark and earthy color palette to typography, packaging, uniforms, and real-world applications, every detail was created to make the brand feel like a natural part of everyday life.
Brand Identity • Art Direction • Packaging • Visual System
What do you think - would you stop by LOCAL for a coffee? 👀
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Hey freelancers I'm coming to you now with an important question.
A couple of months ago we started with a client a website for their business, the website was built in Framer with a Scroll Media Hero section (Like Apple does on their products), the project was on its final steps and we just needed to get the approval, last payment and wrapping up the project, but about for a month now the client is no where to be seen. In the contract that we signed that means that all rights are kept on my side and I'm planning to remove all branding from that project for me to be able to use it.
But here comes my question, should I sell it as a Framer template? Or maybe try to re-sell it to another client on that niche? Or maybe you have any other idea?
Your insights on this would help me a lot.
Yes, the work belong to you, so the best idea is to display it as a template and sell to other potential clients. 👍
