“This will be the easiest project in your life.”
Back in 2022, after finishing my first Webflow project, I accepted a job where the only task was to make a Webflow website responsive.
The client was a WordPress developer who built the site only for desktop. I thought, "How hard could it be?"
Then I opened a project—chaos.
Every element was position: absolute, manually moved. Across a 5-page static site. With a $100 budget.
What was supposed to be an easy project turned into ~40 hours of work.
But here’s the twist:
After my second Webflow project, I received a review that boosted my profile and clients started coming in.
That “easy” project was one of the hardest I’ve done in a while, but it shaped my skills the most.
Lesson: Don’t judge projects only by money. Some are investments in skills, portfolio, and reviews.
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“This will be the easiest project in your life.” Back in 2022, after finishing my first Webflow project, I accepted a job where the only task was to make a W...
