even if you take on a big freelance project and it doesn't land the way you hoped, you still walked away with a real deliverable, a new client relationship, and a clearer process. that's the part most people miss.

The clearer process part hits home, that's usually the thing you only notice you gained after the dust settles. What's one process change you made after a project like that, that you still use on every client now?

Added a FAQ section today. Never stop iterating, amiright? This is a simple, straightforward site meant to showcase my past work and experience. It's pretty low-key on purpose, nothing too fancy. No templates or AI, just lil ole me doing the thing in Framer with an assist from Figma here and there. So many of you here on Contra have inspired me and continue to inspire me every day. Feedback welcome.

Low key on purpose is such an underrated choice, half the portfolio sites I see are overdesigned to the point they distract from the actual work. Did doing it solo without templates change how long the whole build took compared to your client projects?