Who Should Own Client Hosting, Domains, and Git Repositories?
For those who build websites for clients, how do you organize hosting, domains, Git repositories, and related services? Do you create and manage everything under your own accounts,…
For those who build websites for clients, how do you organize hosting, domains, Git repositories, and related services? Do you create and manage everything under your own accounts,…
For those who build and maintain websites for clients, how do you organize hosting, domains, Git repositories, analytics, and other third-party services? Do you create and manage everything…
I built a website for a friend, and someone who saw it contacted me about creating a similar site for them. The pay would be good for the…
I built a website for a luxury hotel in an Arab country. It has multiple sections, 3D animations, and took me about a week to complete. I built…
I'm building a Shopify store for a client using the Dawn theme. I previously used Claude Code through the CLI in VS Code for the frontend, and overall…
I'm building a Shopify store for a client and have previously used Claude Code through the CLI in VS Code to customize the Dawn theme. It worked very…
I'm building a web-based learning management system for an educational institute, and this is my first project for a paying client. I proposed using the platform to support…
Hey everyone! I've been designing websites for friends and family, and I'm ready to take on real clients. I want to get a better understanding of what to…
I have a customer who sent me an HTML version of their Squarespace website along with the CSS files. They don't have any integrations or a shopping cart,…
I'm often testing and prototyping custom CSS snippets, including some with Tailwind, on various client websites. While the browser dev tools are super handy for debugging and experimenting,…
I'm really struggling with a project where a client wants to switch to using Android tablets for form submissions, moving away from their current PDF process. They absolutely…