Speed Up Your Work as a Freelance Web Developer
November 18th, 2010 . by HenryBeing a freelance web developer is great, but it has its downsides. Even though the money may seem really good in the beginning, soon you’ll be taking on various small-sized projects that will be eating into your time and preventing you from getting any actual work done. To remedy this, as well as other factors that can influence your productivity, you should take some simple steps to ensure you’re making the most out of your time.
First, concerning those small tasks mentioned above – get rid of them. Or at least, get rid of as many as you can without harming your income too much. Free up some space for the big and really important projects, to ensure that you’re filling up your time with tasks that are actually worth it.
Also, don’t rediscover fire. That is to say, if you can base your design on a freely available element or template – do it. Of course, this has its limitations – don’t rip off other people’s works; only use them as a very simple base on which to work. As a general rule, if the original work can still be recognized in your finished product, you probably didn’t do that good of a job.
Find some way to manage your clients as well – all those conversations can pile up, so make sure you do your best to schedule those whenever you can, so that they don’t take up as much of your time and you can concentrate on working.
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