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one to two clients I can pour my heart into is the dream. I don't wanna juggle between 5 clients, instead have one or two I can pour my passion in.
If that sounds like a good fit to you hmu
deniz.studio
im not into crypto at all but with the recent hack I had one thought popping up: isn’t crypto all about freedom of money, no central system, no one controlling it? How can someone just freeze millions of USDT and then possibly burn and re-issue?
My first client (@JanuBuilds btw) sent me 70€ to fix their website another agency had messed up. I was 16 or 17 back then, randomly roasted random indie hacker websites
Feeling was insane, I spent hours and hours in a laggy Framer environment on my windows pc.
Today his business is doing insane and I can still see some old relicts I made on their website. At the same time since I graduated in July my business grew too, now I’m charging 2-3k per project. Insanely greatful alhamdullilah it’s only up from here
people saved the call post way more than I expected so here's the part before the call, which matters just as much:
- a full reach out form on my site, so leads warm up before they even book
- a friendly mail from me before we talk
- a slack chat where they can ask me anything without booking a call yet
most of the trust is built before anyone hits join
a lot of designers run into this, here's what works for me:
nobody books an intro call to see more of your portfolio
they already saw it. they came inbound for a reason
they book to feel understood and to find out if you can fix their problem
so on every call I:
- ask questions before showing anything
- repeat their problem back until they nod
- show 1-2 projects that solved the same thing
- end with a clear next step
the call isn't a pitch, it's proof you understand them
most ai products are a chat window with a logo on top
coduck's chat took over the whole workspace and the project tools were buried behind it. One interface can be nice, but sometimes makes things slower
so I redesigned it around the project and what's accessible behind i:. data, services, infrastructure and insights got their own place
before: a chat with a preview. after: a workspace
one project slot open → deniz.studio
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Ladies & Gentlemen, we have managed to get the @EUCouncil ' EU Inc files. The ones that matter. The ones where we see the position of Each Member state: including who pushed the notaries' agenda.
Buckle up and Repost. 🍿 Now if you are from those Member States, make some noise.
Directly or through associations, politicians. Enjoy the thread 🧵 1/
a café called lücke, german for "gap"
so the little guy in the logo is mid-jump over one, right in the middle of the name. he acts as a mascot on the shop sign and the menu
if your name has a story and your logo tells it, it's easy to differentiate your company
my LinkedIn posts are going so unwell it’s incredible fellow people from here that are active on LinkedIn too lmk need more good guys on my timeline
I’ve had a "mood concept" in mind for days now gonna spend some time in Midjourney today trying to capture that mood into a moodboard
a logo brief usually shows up as a list of words nobody can draw
rrepo's said: compatibility, confidence, precision, packages. and the letter R
where the words went:
- two Rs, one angled into a swan's body
- both built from puzzle tiles that lock together, like the packages rrepo manages
- sharp edges for precision
if your brief is still a list of adjectives → deniz.studio
