You have gone through some heavy learning so far. 1
Great job. 2
By now, you have a pretty good hands-on experience with Figma and Webflow. You can take on a real 3
project and go from wireframing to designing and then building the whole enchilada in Webflow. 4
That doesn't mean that you know how to do everything. 5
I don't know how to do everything either. 6
Especially when web technologies change constantly. 7
You keep on learning. When a client asks me to do something that I've never done, 8
I go online and I usually look for video tutorials, if such exists. If not, then I ask on forums. And 9
sometimes, most of the times actually, somebody has already asked something similar and I can already 10
find an answer on some other forum, or on the Webflow's forum actually. Which is a great community, 11
I already mentioned this. Do sign up and go on Webflow's and every 12
time you have a doubt, always go to Webflow's community and find answers there. Because there is, 13
you know, every time you get stuck, 14
answers are usually there. And then I go and build a solution for the client. 15
That's a web designer's daily workflow. You never stop learning. But the important part is that you have 16
enough foundation to take on real projects. And that's what we're going to focus on this part of the 17
course. 18
Getting work. Concepts that you will learn, can apply to full-time work as well, but mainly we'll be focusing 19
on freelancing. 20
You're going to learn about pricing strategies, proposals freelancing platforms and other places, and 21
other ways to find work. 22
And we gonna hook you up with an awesome portfolio website. 23
So let's get going.