Campfire
Where deep conversations happen.
Campfire 26: How to uncover your customer’s needs, so you know what to design next?
Great designers use questions to identify opportunities, reveal underlying needs, and understand user context to help teams and stakeholders make better decisions.
Campfire 25: Practical time-management tip for product designers
As product designers, we’re all familiar with white space. The term is directly associated with design, but I was wondering why don’t we apply such design principles to our own lives?
Campfire 24: How to find your target audience as a freelance designer?
As a freelancer, it's your job to define your target audience rather than allowing it to define yourself. Then, once you've identified your target audience, you go after them, track them down, and persuade them that you're the ideal designer for them to work with.
Campfire 23: How to survive a recession as a freelance designer?
We all know it's coming. Most people treat it as a bad thing. Some people will thrive after it. It's better to be prepared for a recession (as much as you possibly could be) than struggle.
Campfire 22: One thing that will help you boost your design career
One thing that led me to some of the most exciting things and experiences of my life. I made many mistakes and failed a lot along the way in my career. But, in the end, everything worked out well.
🔥 Campfire 21: How to raise your prices as a freelancer?
The past three years have been crucial for my design business. I made three significant changes that combined to create new changes.
🔥 Campfire 20: How to answer the client who wants a cheaper price?
You will probably encounter clients asking for discounts for various reasons no matter what kind of services you offer.
🔥 Campfire 19: How to deal with difficult clients?
Clients always come in different shapes and sizes. Sometimes you get to work with difficult clients who are unresponsive when you reach out.
🔥 Campfire 18
What is the one skill that can help me succeed as a freelancer?
🔥 Campfire 17
How to know, ask, and get paid what you’re worth as a freelancer?
