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Where I Go for Website Design Inspiration

When I’m starting a new website, one of the first things I do is look for inspiration. Not in a copy-and-paste way, but more in a “how can I piece this together in a way that makes sense for this project?” way. Over the years, I’ve realized that I don’t need a dozen...

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The Most Underrated Features of a Great Website

When people think about great web design, they usually picture stunning visuals, bold colors, or fancy animations. And while those things can definitely make a site stand out, they’re not what actually make it great. The real magic often comes from the small,...

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What I Wish Clients Knew About the Web Design Process

Web design is one of those fields that looks easy from the outside. You see a polished homepage and think, “That probably took a few hours.” But behind the scenes, there's so much more that goes into building a professional, functional, and fast website. There's...

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How I Manage Client Work Without the Chaos

Managing multiple client projects at once can get overwhelming if there isn’t a clear system in place. Between deadlines, constant emails, and last-minute requests, it is easy for things to get messy. Over time, I’ve developed a workflow that keeps everything...

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Most Common Web Design Myths (And Why They’re Wrong)

I’ve heard a lot of wild assumptions about web design, some from clients, some from people outside the industry. These myths might seem harmless at first, but they can really get in the way of a successful project or a good client-designer relationship. I’m busting...

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5 Chrome Add-Ons I Use As a Web Designer

Google Chrome has no shortage of extensions, but only a handful have earned a permanent spot in my browser. Below are some add-ons I find myself using again and again. They’re incredibly useful for web designers, developers, and really anyone who works in the digital...

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Why DIY Website Builders Can Only Take You So Far

I’ll admit it, I have a STRONG dislike for Squarespace. I’ve tried using it, and every time I find myself frustrated by how clunky and restrictive it feels. Basic options are buried in menus, customization is painfully limited, and don’t even get me started on...

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Red Flags to Watch Out for in Web Design Clients

Over the years, I’ve worked with some amazing clients—people who value my time, respect my expertise, and trust me to bring their vision to life. But I’ve also had my fair share of nightmare clients. You know the type: the ones who expect top-tier work for pennies,...

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How Stepping Back Can Improve Your Web Designs

Web design is often seen as a solo, creative pursuit—a designer tucked away in their workspace, crafting something beautiful and functional. While there’s some truth to that image, I’ve learned that the best websites are rarely the product of a single mind....

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My (and Others’) Biggest Pet Peeves on Websites

As someone who is deeply invested in web design, I spend a lot of time browsing sites for inspiration and research. We all know that a great website can draw us in, but a bad one? It’s enough to make you want to throw your laptop out the window (figuratively, of...

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Where I Go for Website Design Inspiration

When I’m starting a new website, one of the first things I do is look for inspiration. Not in a copy-and-paste way, but more in a “how can I piece this together in a way that makes sense for this project?” way. Over the years, I’ve realized that I don’t need a dozen...

Read More

The Most Underrated Features of a Great Website

When people think about great web design, they usually picture stunning visuals, bold colors, or fancy animations. And while those things can definitely make a site stand out, they’re not what actually make it great. The real magic often comes from the small,...

Read More

What I Wish Clients Knew About the Web Design Process

Web design is one of those fields that looks easy from the outside. You see a polished homepage and think, “That probably took a few hours.” But behind the scenes, there's so much more that goes into building a professional, functional, and fast website. There's...

Read More

How I Manage Client Work Without the Chaos

Managing multiple client projects at once can get overwhelming if there isn’t a clear system in place. Between deadlines, constant emails, and last-minute requests, it is easy for things to get messy. Over time, I’ve developed a workflow that keeps everything...

Read More

Most Common Web Design Myths (And Why They’re Wrong)

I’ve heard a lot of wild assumptions about web design, some from clients, some from people outside the industry. These myths might seem harmless at first, but they can really get in the way of a successful project or a good client-designer relationship. I’m busting...

Read More

5 Chrome Add-Ons I Use As a Web Designer

Google Chrome has no shortage of extensions, but only a handful have earned a permanent spot in my browser. Below are some add-ons I find myself using again and again. They’re incredibly useful for web designers, developers, and really anyone who works in the digital...

Read More

Why DIY Website Builders Can Only Take You So Far

I’ll admit it, I have a STRONG dislike for Squarespace. I’ve tried using it, and every time I find myself frustrated by how clunky and restrictive it feels. Basic options are buried in menus, customization is painfully limited, and don’t even get me started on...

Read More

Red Flags to Watch Out for in Web Design Clients

Over the years, I’ve worked with some amazing clients—people who value my time, respect my expertise, and trust me to bring their vision to life. But I’ve also had my fair share of nightmare clients. You know the type: the ones who expect top-tier work for pennies,...

Read More

How Stepping Back Can Improve Your Web Designs

Web design is often seen as a solo, creative pursuit—a designer tucked away in their workspace, crafting something beautiful and functional. While there’s some truth to that image, I’ve learned that the best websites are rarely the product of a single mind....

Read More

My (and Others’) Biggest Pet Peeves on Websites

As someone who is deeply invested in web design, I spend a lot of time browsing sites for inspiration and research. We all know that a great website can draw us in, but a bad one? It’s enough to make you want to throw your laptop out the window (figuratively, of...

Read More