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If you're in the freelancing business I do have a bit of advice: if you work with another designer make sure you have a backup. If I had a dollar for every time
by radu_floricica 18y ago
If you're in the freelancing business I do have a bit of advice: if you work with another designer make sure you have a backup. If I had a dollar for every time a saw a project late/expensive because of the designer... I could eat at McDonalds a couple of times.
Template sites are the best idea for less pretentious clients, and are much more profitable for you, so try to use them more often. But you do need a designer to work with for either the odd custom design or for the miscellaneous: logos, business cards and so on.
- josefresco 18y agoIf I had a nickel for every time a programmer caused a major delay in a project (after the design was in place) I could probably buy a McDonalds franchise. Elance/Outsource your programming for less pretentious clients, it's more profitable. It goes both ways my friend ;)
- radu_floricica 18y agoIt only goes to show work relationships in general should not be set in stone. It's the basic rule of fiability... if each has a 40% chance of failing, the pair has only 35% chance for success. Ergo, prepare for your partner's failure just as you would for your own, or more.