> that your client doesn't actually feel comfortable giving you honest feedback about the work your producing because they know you're doing it for free. I ca

> that your client doesn't actually feel comfortable giving you honest feedback about the work your producing because they know you're doing it for free. I call this the "friends moving your furniture" problem. You aren't going to complain to your friend that he's damaging shit because he's volunteering with a tedious task for free. You need all the help you can get, right? Of course, in your friend's case, he's not making a business out of moving furniture. But in a web developer's case, the bad habits you'll inevitably create but won't get corrected will end up hurting you later when you do decide that you're going to charge for your work.