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I’m Now Offering UX Design as a Service

A few months ago. I found myself in a lull with work and I decided to capitalized on that time to pursue a certificate, offered by Google, in UX Design, which I have recently completed through coursera.org. With that being said. I am proud to announce that I am now offering UX Design, with a… Read More

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If you work remotely. Set work hours and stick to them.

With being self-employed for almost for almost three full years and a remote worker for the past five. There’s one thing I have come to stand firm on over the years. And that one thing has been to set work hours and stick to doing work within those times. That’s because working from home, especially… Read More

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So it’s our first project together. Where do we go from here?

So, we’ve agreed that there’s a project you have that needs a developer and it’s looking like I can fit that bill. Here are next steps and what you can expect from me when we are at that point. Timeline The first thing we need to discuss is timeline. That’s so I can figure out… Read More

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When your self-employed. Get yourself a professional email.

With going on year number three of being an independent web developer. I still find it rather amazing how many people still have a standard gmail address that are self-employed. I know it’s a minor thing that may not be that big of a deal, but getting an email that’s associated with your domain. Gives… Read More

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Why wordpress is my preferred CMS of choice

When it comes to website development. You’ll find yourself with a myriad of choices to choose from and most websites have different requirements they need to achieve. Is the site meant to be a blog, e-commerce site or a portfolio site? Do you go with vue, angular, static html, drupal or something else? In the… Read More

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My home office setup

With 2020 being a red letter year for remote working and working from home for the past five years myself. I’d figure I would share my home office setup. Below is a list of most of what I use in my day-to-day along with links for the specific things I have as well. 21.5″ Apple… Read More

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Two things that will help you be financially stable when you’re self-employed.

Being self-employed comes with one rather large risk. That risk being you don’t necessarily know where your next paycheck is coming from. Yes, you may have a a string of good months where you don’t have to worry, but what about when the work slows down or comes to a complete stop? When that does… Read More

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Thinking of becoming a freelancer? Here’s a few things you should know.

On January 8th of 2018, I was laid off. It wasn’t all that unexpected with the current climate of the company and I had been looking to give full-time freelancing a try for a while. So with my severance in hand I embarked on giving full-time freelance a go. Fast-forward a year and things are… Read More

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