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Hey, I just finished reading a paperback copy of Fox's The $1,000,000 Web Designer Guide.
It was an awesome book, and I learned a lot. It totally changed my mindset.
I have at least 1 person that trusts me. They have a website, but I'm going to contact them to see any troubles their business is having.
I have a few questions before I get started:
1. What is the best way to approach designing a website. I know I should be almost entirely business oriented, but should I use themes or maybe a certain program? I do know some HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript. I have made some sites from scratch in the past, and they look somewhat decent, but it takes a long time and I'm not much of a visual artist.
2. What do you do about photos? Did you teach yourself photography for building sites? What if the client is far away in another city?
3. At this stage, should I be learning copywriting? I know it can increase value for a business dramatically. How about learning about marketing?
I don't want to get a cycle of consuming information without building anything, but those are my questions so far. Hopefully I can make more posts in this thread later as more questions arise.
Thanks a lot!
It was an awesome book, and I learned a lot. It totally changed my mindset.
I have at least 1 person that trusts me. They have a website, but I'm going to contact them to see any troubles their business is having.
I have a few questions before I get started:
1. What is the best way to approach designing a website. I know I should be almost entirely business oriented, but should I use themes or maybe a certain program? I do know some HTML, CSS, and a bit of JavaScript. I have made some sites from scratch in the past, and they look somewhat decent, but it takes a long time and I'm not much of a visual artist.
2. What do you do about photos? Did you teach yourself photography for building sites? What if the client is far away in another city?
3. At this stage, should I be learning copywriting? I know it can increase value for a business dramatically. How about learning about marketing?
I don't want to get a cycle of consuming information without building anything, but those are my questions so far. Hopefully I can make more posts in this thread later as more questions arise.
Thanks a lot!
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