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Being a freelance designer can be a great way to make money with your skills but the time will come when it seems you just can’t earn more. A major fear of every freelancer is the fear of not being able to earn more money due to a limit in productivity or effectiveness of the freelancer.

I have also been a victim of a situation like this and as professionals we need constant training and tools to stay ahead of the competition, and what this only means is that we need more money to keep ourselves afloat. This kind of situation is very unique and it isn’t a result of lack of skills or lack of clients, but it is simply because we can’t get more done.

If you’ve been experiencing problems with making more money as a designer due to lack of time then you simply need to learn how to get things done in less than half the time it takes without having to sacrifice quality for speed.

Having the right productivity tips and making effective use of them can make a whole lot of difference in how fast you succeed as a freelancer and it can mean the difference in you making four figures in a month or you making five figures in a month. Below are some of the tips that have helped double my productivity and thus increased my income over the months.

A very amusing and interesting article. I know there are many posts on this topic but I did like how it is written and I probably will find some good tips in it. If you are a Freelance Designer it may be worth reading it.

Welcome to the HTML Email Boilerplate. This website and its sample code creates a template of sorts, absent of design or layout, that will help you avoid some of the major rendering problems with the most common email clients out there — Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, etc. While not plug and play (you know, you’ll have to do some work , it will provide some helpful examples and snippets that will keep your email design rendering as true-to-form as possible.

Ever wanted to design your HTML E-Mail? Here is some code you should be aware of. May be very helpful.

The new CSS3 properties give us great advantages to style our web elements without using javascript codes or flash elements.Day by day the browsers are more familiar with CSS3 so i think people will create more and more beautiful thing using CSS3. One of the most important and useful part of web elements is text effects however because of non-supporting browsers still images or .js codes or flash elements are being used.

The Design Evolution Of 25 Popular Webdesign and Development Blogs-Part1

Yesterday i started redesigning of Designbeep but before that i wanted to check the design evolution of some well-known design and development blogs.It was really interesting to see the past designs so i decided to create a post and show you about the design evolution of popular blogs.Some of them were totally redesigned and some of them stayed almost the same except a few changes like buttons,sidebars,fonts etc.