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Clients Are Demanding More Web Design Freedom

SpeckyBoy

Web designers love to client-proof their creations. It’s all about preventing a rogue client from mucking up a layout or feature. These days, it seems like clients are eager to experiment with design. I often receive design queries from clients. So, why are clients suddenly interested in doing it themselves?

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The ABCs of HTTP Status Codes

HONGKIAT

These are HTTP status codes, crucial for the web browsing experience. Understanding these codes can assist in troubleshooting issues and optimizing your website for improved performance and user experience. The HTTP status codes are the server’s communication method, informing you about the outcome of a page view request.

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Learn How to Code: Guide for Beginners

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Learn How to Code: Guide for Beginners Start with a thrilling curiosity into the coding world with our complete beginner guide. From selecting a programming language to diving into coding fundamentals, we can help you every step of the way. Key Takeaways Choose a career goal before starting to learn how to code.

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Keeping Barriers Low for Clients Who Update Their Website

SpeckyBoy

The ability for clients to update their websites has become a common project requirement. But while the technology is in place, a streamlined experience for clients isn’t guaranteed. Here are a few things to keep in mind when setting your clients up for content management success. Needs may have evolved.

Client 101
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How No-Code Tools Disrupt the Design Process

SpeckyBoy

The result is (hopefully) good enough to share with clients. No-code tools like the WordPress Site Editor are throwing a wrench into the process. Let’s take a deeper look at how no-code tools are disrupting the design process. But there was still a separation between design and code. Layouts are built and refined.

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What to Look For in Maintenance-Only Clients

SpeckyBoy

It makes perfect sense, as booking maintenance-only clients can provide a steady source of revenue. Plus, a client’s needs can vary quite a bit. That means some maintenance clients are more profitable than others. With that, you’ll want to target clients who fit your goals. But maintenance is a unique niche.

Client 105
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Do Clients Need To Know How Their Website Works?

SpeckyBoy

They worry that there aren’t enough protections to keep a client from accidentally breaking the layout. But this discussion also got me thinking about how we train clients. Let’s explore the challenges in educating clients about their websites. But that also means more code. Take automobiles, for example.

Client 131