If you’re a freelancer, you already know that building a successful career means wearing a lot of hats—marketer, accountant, project manager, the list goes on. But here’s the thing: in today’s competitive freelance world, your resume alone isn’t going to cut it. Sure, resumes are great for showcasing experience, but

Let’s be real—if you’re running a small business today, having a strong online presence is not optional. Your website is often the first place potential customers will encounter your brand, and in many cases, it’s the deciding factor for whether they trust you enough to stick around and do business

I don’t enjoy writing. I’m not good at it. I thought when I became a web designer that I would never have to be a writer again. Long gone were the days of spending hours on essays in high school and college, staring blankly at the screen hoping for the

Does it matter to you what the important principles are for the people you work with? I don’t mean politics or social norms, but what someone thinks is important in their core beliefs regarding how they operate and conduct business. When I started laying the framework for Aspect Web Design,