Choose a web designer by reviewing the portfolio and process
A polished screenshot tells you little about the work behind it. Review live pages, ask who made which decisions, and use one rubric for every candidate.
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What do you need, what belongs in your brief, and what shapes the cost? Practical guides for your website, social design and presentations.
Website case study: show the project, context and work
A credible project page lets a buyer follow what the work involved. Use approved facts, explain the designer’s role, and leave unsupported claims out.
B2B company presentation: show services and collaboration
A company deck should help a partner or supplier reviewer understand what you do, how work runs and which evidence supports your claims.
Design a social media campaign for one offer
A campaign is a short, connected explanation of one offer. Use a message matrix to give each post a job, then review the set before release.
A clear LinkedIn case study carousel
A LinkedIn case study post should explain the project in six deliberate steps. Start with approved facts, then prepare the document and its accessible summary.
Explain a complex B2B service with process maps and clear responsibilities
Show what happens, who owns each step and where the service ends with a process map and responsibility table.
Work out your next step with us.
Talk through your goal, content and scope. Your quote follows the scope you agree on.