To see all testimonials and comments about my service View the thread below👇🧵

Merry christmas to all you. Be sure to take some time to rest from the grind!

Here's an update on my game, looking smooth and you can get on the leaderboard with your social media linked! https://t.co/nvgjTlZoLc

Quick correction, the submitting feature works perfectly now!

I'm announcing that I've been working on my very own game, very early right now though. Go to my website https://t.co/FM12lJbrU4 Soon you'll be able to submit your score and have your profile shown with a social media link on the leaderboard! Give it a try!

Animated number stats and featured work section on a work in progress website.

Building another back end admin panel for a client, no more relying on me to update their site. They can edit their portfolio, receive emails, change headers, swap images, all from one clean dashboard. This is the difference between a landing page and a website.

Work in progress testimonial section on an upcoming website. Still lots to do.

Main page of my most recent website. Im looking for some feedback Let me know what looks✅ And what looks🗑️

@juleshorn01 Hunt8K - Thumbnail/Graphic Designer https://t.co/dXnj2GQqex

New website up and running for @Hunt8K Backend Features✅ Modern Design✅ Isn't Just A Landing Page✅ DM if you want something different from others The same goes for hunt if your needing some fire thumbnails that actually pull views, go hit him up https://t.co/TtvSEpDaBv

Well that was strange, couple minutes of Cloudflare going down and it seemed like the whole internet got cut off. Pretty sure all business owners were like:

Hero section of my newest website, should be releasing sometime this week 👀

Your website doesn’t need 10 colors in each section to stand out. Too many colors scream amateur, not authority. Stick to 2–3 strong, consistent colors that match your brand and make your site feel clean, intentional, and professional. Simplicity sells. Noise Doesn't.

Testimonials are your website’s trust engine. People don’t buy what you say, they buy what others experienced. Proof of results instantly builds credibility, reduces doubt, and turns curious leads into confident clients. No testimonials? You're leaving money on the table.

Using a Behance page as your “website” might work if you’re showing art But if you’re selling a service, it’s basic Custom websites show you're serious. Leads remember it, it has credibility, and a chance to stand out in a sea of the same layouts Make your image different.

New interactive motion visuals, should be releasing soon.

Just updated my first client’s coffee shop website. Didn’t need to and didn’t ask for payment. I just believe every site I build should look it's absolute best. Not just for conversions, but because my clients deserve that level of care. https://t.co/6HuBtnsXLi

A carrousel component I've been testing out. What would you change?

If you’re a web developer trying to make money online, building “high quality websites” isn’t enough. Clients pay for results, not pixels. If your sites don’t increase leads, boost credibility, or save time, they’re just decoration.

I only work with people who can afford website that don't look like word documents.