Recent content by Kyle

I've never had to deal with a client who is aggressive and it's something that I'm never going to entertain. The moment you start talking to me without any form of respect, I'm going to end every business discussion and move on.

Creating of animation is a fielding graphic design that I excel in very well. I can categorically say that it is one of the best section in graphic design profession that I enjoy.

Whenever is clearly obvious that I will find it very difficult to meet up with the deadline delivery of a job, I will ask my client for an extension in order for me to be able to complete the job and just keep quiet.

This is basically the best thing for you to do as a freelancer because you cannot really trust all of your clients to be honest and truthful when it comes to sending payment after you have completed the job. Not doing things this way have led a lot of people to be scammed in the process of...

If you created a service and a client wants to other exactly what you have created, you have the complete privilege to work exactly on what you have created to deliver but if a clients makes a custom order and have specifications of what they want to be done, you don't have any right to change...

I believe that as long as the client is paying for your services, he or she have the right to interfere and make recommendations/suggestions on what they need to be used to work for them. If it is something that you cannot work with, I think you shouldn't be accepting such projects.

You are going to be putting yourself in a disadvantage position if you are overlooking all the AI tools that are available for you to use and assist yourself in whatever project you are working on. This is because those AI tools makes it very easy for you to do an excellent job.

The reason why you get a negative feedback on your work is because there is something for you to improve on. It is paramount that you pay a very dated attention to any feedback that you received in order to work on it and improve your job accordingly.

When it is possible for you to secure clients on a consistent rate and also having an exceptional skills that makes it possible for you to get paid enough for your graphic design jobs, I think it is possible for you to work on a full-time basis.

I believe that when you have been paid for a job and that was delivered, you no longer have any right over such completed job because you have already taken your payment. There is no way you are going to expect to have your watermark or your initials on a work that you have received payment for.

There is a serious competition when it comes to working online as a freelancer and also a graphic designer. Your skills will have to be very exceptional before you're going to have an edge when it comes to getting clients consistently.

This can only be possible when you are not very clear from the beginning when you are having your work arrangement and conclusion with your client. If everything is discussed and agreed before any job is started, there is no way someone can use being cunning to change things.

You can't do without feedback in any kind of business that you're doing. Even as a graphics designer, feedback is very important whether it's positive or negative.

I didn't go to college in order for me to learn how to be a graphics designer. I know how get what I need from learning online. This is why I appreciate learning online, there's so much you can learn.

Customers will always behave like customers. They are never 100% satisfied all the time. There will be a day when they will be on your neck for what doesn't make any sense and you have to managed it properly. Be positive in your response and deal with the review.