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Thank you for helpful information

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You content always feel legit thanks to being here legit in world of misguiding :)

Thank you ☀️

Thanks for this tips 🫶

The most irritating thing I always face is my clients tell me how to design and give me some constraints, so, I can't think freely & the second one is they force me to make some weird changes that I surely know will not look great if I do so. Now, I don't know how to find millionaire clients like you. Can you teach us?

Thank you so much for these lessons, I also wish to join your club but right now I can’t afford it, is there any way one could get sponsorship or scholarship at the BONT club ?

great content as always

Thank you for always dishing out value in your videos. What would you say in an ideal price range a beginner / intermediate web designer should charge

the information is great but your video is hard to look at with high speed graphics flashing everywhere

i love your websites!! is it possible to see more of your website projects?

You being behind the plant is driving me crazy lol

Underpinning Golden rule! The user/reader should be able to scan over the copy with relative ease. Reduced cognitive load

Great insights, much love for your work. Gained a subscriber 🔥

you meant the shorter the paragraph, the tighter the line height. :)

Thank you Adrian, your videos are always very helpful and inspiring. Brilliant!

Excellent video! Regarding rags, it's been a while since their release and they work fine as progressive enchancement, there is a CSS property called text-wrap and now has two new options, balance and pretty. Both of them are dealing with orphans and widows but use them with caution. They are pretty expensive in performance. Use them with caution and only when it's really needed.

bro this is more advanced than than the advance itself, can you make some videos about No-Code development also, something like framer for example

Valiosa información como siempre! Gracias Adrían.

shouldn't the first point be: "the wider the paragraph, the bigger the line height" ?

I always think about accessibility when using all these fancy typefaces, I do love the design of them but careful cutting out customers or people being able to access your website.

Muchas gracias, son muy buenos consejos!

Thanks!❤

Great tips. you made it so simple to understand

Thank you, Adrian, I do find this video extremely helpful as a beginner in web design field. Again, many thanks from Vietnam

jesus that thumbnail gave me a headache:D

Just found your channel today. Loving it

Thanks a lot Adrian.. Your contents are truly a gem.. Thanks a lot.. I learnt a whole lot from this single video.. I always learn from your videos.

You said the longer paragraph the tighter the line height? Didn’t you mean the opposite?

These tips are so underrated, well done Adrian!

This is very helpful, thank you

Greatest infatuation and admiration 😃

Can you please recommend some Books to learn more about these things from scratch like typography, fundamentals of design & many more ?

Any more books that you would (or any of you guys) would recommend when it comes to design?

I'm going to review all my drafts and apply these typo rules to see the difference. Thanks again Adrian

Short and on point ❤

Haha, perfect, thank you

Please make a video talking about how you get clients once you've established your niche and portfolio. For instance a freelancer launches with 7 web design concepts for a target market, how do they talk to the right person to make the sale? Cold emails? Spray and pray?

Sorry, but offer webdesign just for one industry, the burnout will come in rocket speed.

So much value man! Instantly subbed. I have a question that's related to the topic, do you send the client a detailed contract before collecting payment, or do you send the contract afterwords? Because if you're not selling the mechanics, then a super in depth contract that outlines everything that is included with the site build can be overwhelming to the client, and turn the sale into "I want to take time to think about it / I will get back to after I read it". What that does is getting the client "colder" and makes him forget all the emotion that was built during the sales call... The best practice is to collect payment right on the call after you've made the pitch and overcame the objections. But with something like web design where there are a lot of moving parts and contracts are important, it can affect the sales process. Would really like to hear your opinion on this. Do you provide an in depth contract before payment collection?

Love you content. But we need more and more videos from you guys.

I really appreciated the video, especially once I thoroughly understood what you meant at first. I am wondering something though, I am not really in the industry yet but I feel like it might be harder, as a starter working with small businesses, to find a full time developer to work in tandem with. It may not be my job at all to find one, but then wouldn't it help to know how to make a full website from design to publishing to kickstart a career (a bit like you did)? Concluding this by saying I really enjoy your channel, you explain things professionally and I resonate a lot with the imagery you set in your videos. Thank you for your work (and perhaps your future response)!

I lost count 😅

Your website portfolio please

Useful

CAN I EDIT YOUR CZcams VIDEOS?

Thanks Adrian for your valuable thoughts. Sometimes we need someone to say even the obvious things.

Hey Adrian, I am an amateur web designer. Do you have any ideas on where and how to start learning more advanced/intermediate web and graphic design? It seems to me that your courses and level of expertise are way beyond me at the moment, but I'm really inspired by what you're doing, and the things you're saying really resonate with me.

6/10 is mine! I made my portfolio site recently. Can you suggest improvements?

Gracias Adrián! Fenomenal informción.