I'm diving into freelance web development by working with local businesses, starting off with static sites. I want to develop a solid plan for handling clients effectively. Here's what I'm thinking:
1. I need a reliable platform to manage everything smoothly without juggling multiple accounts. I'm currently considering Cloudflare, but I'm unsure about its reliability.
2. I'll guide my clients through creating a Cloudflare account and invite myself as a collaborator, ensuring I have a high level of access.
3. Register the domain through Cloudflare.
4. Host the website on Cloudflare Pages, which I believe should be free for static sites.
5. For maintenance and updates, I plan to continue deploying code from my own GitHub, while providing the source code to my clients as part of the final delivery.
3 Answers
That sounds like a solid plan! Just keep in mind to clarify to your clients that they won't be able to edit the site directly unless they're comfortable with code. Some clients might assume they can log in and make changes as if they were using a CMS.
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