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Here are my best 30 tips for all web designers
- Red_Tarsius 11y ago27) You are better than you think: have you heard about Dunning–Kruger effect? Highly skilled people have a tendency to underestimate their abilities. Dunning–Kruger works both ways, that is, unskilled individuals often overestimate their value; I think impostor syndrome may be more appropriate in the context of the article: "...a psychological phenomenon in which people are unable to internalize their accomplishments..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
- onion2k 11y agoDoing #4 and #14 at the same time is impossible. #28 probably isn't too happy in there with #4 either.
- rafaltomal 11y agoGood catch. Staying focus on just one project at the time is impossible. My point was to stay focused and not to have too many "in progress" projects. Thanks.
- RobertKerans 11y agoTypo in first paragraph: '...30 pratical tips'. Undermines the buy my book pitch slightly
- rafaltomal 11y agoAh, I added that line right before I published the post. English is my second language, so I have someone to proofread everything I write. Thanks for pointing this out.
- RobertKerans 11y agonp, was just the first thing I noticed; enjoyed the article though, thank you.
- josefresco 11y agoPretty good list - I did take some issue with 2. Charge based on the value, not time. In a small local market (where referrals and transparency are key), charging clients different rates for similar services can present an issue.