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somewhat similarly, I remember falling out of the sky while my parachute was collapsing, thinking that might just be it. helps me remember that whatever thing I'm navigating right now, it's not that big of a deal, and I'm super grateful to be solving THIS kind of problem vs.

3 sites launching this week 🫥 Pray4me

On my last jump, my I fell through another dude's chute. Mine deflated. Not enough time to pull my reserve, too tangled to ride together on his. Rode down hanging on to a single strand of parachute cord— it ripped a pretty big gash in my hand and body. Miraculously landed.

Finished product 🤌

After → Before. Some concept work for a public safety company— . Watching videos of their product in action was really bringing me back 😅

Unreal.

Hero video 100% made in @visualelectric by adding motion to the visuals I generated for this brand.

I think brand work is now my favorite!. New site dropping soon too

Yes this is real. Can’t decide if $2k per year for SEO is more shocking or their “disappointment” that I was using AI to write the proposal. Speaking of the proposal…. I did an intensive study of their positioning in their industry and already had a general idea (based on the

RT @Danielgbright: Just dropped the $100K Contra Playbook for FREE to all UnContrad subscribers. ⚡ Now it’s your move. This is the exact….

Also, be careful listening to @danmall 😎. I have been religiously applying the free stuff he puts out and it was an instant unlock in terms of better clients, better positioning, and higher rates. You might not be ready for what comes next. He's right about getting told no more,.

Life is funny. I have more open proposals than ever, at rates higher than I've ever charged . and I was panicking today thinking I am doing everything wrong, suck a design, and I'm crashing and burning. Laughing at myself as I type this out because it sounds hilarious when.

New fonts. Fresh colors. Updated layout. Still no leads?. I see this every week:.Founders drop $10–50K on a homepage refresh. and still hear crickets. The problem?.You redesigned the surface, not the strategy. Here’s what actually moves the needle:.✅ A headline that mirrors.

People don’t buy your services. They buy the version of themselves they become after working with you. Most expert-led businesses are selling their process. But the buying decision is emotional, not technical. Your client isn’t buying:.- A hormone balancing protocol.- A custom.

The era of “growth at all costs” is over. Welcome to the efficiency economy. SaaS companies are waking up to the truth:.📉 It’s 5–25x cheaper to grow existing customers than acquire new ones. 📈 But most orgs are still built for acquisition—not retention. The smart shift looks

Two weeks ago, a founder asked: "Should we redesign our entire product or optimize what we have?". The options: .→ Full redesign: $150K, 6-month timeline .→ Strategic UX audit: $15K, 2-week timeline .→ Piecemeal optimization: Ongoing costs, unclear ROI. My strategic.

“We know our website sucks… just don’t look at it too long.”. Almost every client starts here. Or:.“We’re stuck in a Webflow build no one knows how to update.”.“We need SEO but the site’s a mess.”. Here’s the truth:.The website isn’t the problem. It’s a symptom. What’s

Here’s a real scenario I see way too often:.→ A growing business with 5,000 monthly visitors.→ Great product, happy customers.→ Website built for $2K by a cousin’s friend.→ Conversion rate? 0.8%. Owner thinking: “Why spend $15K when I can get one for $2K? Websites are

The most rewarding part of my work isn't the design itself. It's watching business owners' lives completely change when their websites finally start working for them. Let me share what "life-changing" actually looks like:. 1. A SaaS company had been pushing through with 1-2

Move one element 127 pixels to the right— Conversions increased 23%. The element? The signup form. Here's why tiny UX changes create massive conversion differences:.The psychology of visual hierarchy. Users scan websites in predictable patterns. The F-pattern for text-heavy