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5 Common and Big mistakes freelancer make and can avoid it

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  A freelancer is a person works for themselves, rather than for a company. While freelancers do take on contract work for companies and organizations, they are ultimately self-employed. There are some mistake freelancer make but never bothered about it. Starting with it.. 1. Charging on an hourly rate The basic and worst mistake that freelancers make is to charge for time instead of charging for value. Working supported some time hurts your growth, too: as you become more efficient, you're ready to work better and faster, which means…you will earn less for a far better quality result. Your goal is to make a scale where you become as efficient as possible and not affect your bottom line. 2. Taking the Wrong Clients In general, a good client is  one who offers work you want to do and are equipped to do and who works with you to achieve a positive result.  It should be relatively easy to communicate with your client, and  they should pay you on time and in full accordi...
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8 Best tools for remote workers

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  Are you a company that has employed remote workers and are in need of some of the best remote working tools? There are many benefits to running a remote team, so long as you’re equipped with the right tools to succeed. In this article, i'll share with you some of the best tools for working remotely so you and your team members can maximize productivity and secure more sales than ever before, no matter where in the world you are. 1. Skype For Business -> Skype for Business is free to use with up to 25 members, and the service produces about 3 billion minutes of calls a day, so it’s clearly a popular choice. Price - $5.50 a month, or $5 a month as part of the Office 365 business essentials package. Link ->  Skype For Business 2. GoToMeeting -> GoToMeeting is a web-hosted service created and marketed by LogMeIn. It is an online meeting, desktop sharing, and video conferencing software package that enables the user to meet with other computer users, customers, clients o...
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This one line CSS can center object easily : Putting end to your Google search

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  It's hard to center thing in CSS. Most of the newbie web dev students face problem and often search every time when on any project. Here is the last and final solution to it. That is centering the object with just one line of CSS code. The  place-items  property. ->The  place-items  property in CSS is shorthand for the  align-items and   justify-items  properties, combining them into a single declaration. These properties have gained use with the introduction of Flexbox and Grid layouts First, make sure to set the  display  property to  grid  and then, set the  place-items  property to  center . div { display : grid; place-items : center; } Ta Da DONE✨🎉🎉🎊 !!! Thanks For Reading. I mostly do my project using this only. I hope you will find this helpful as i did. Sorry if it doesn't work with you.(it will work chill ✨🎉)
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You badly need these 5 unique chrome extensions if you're a developer

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  I sn't this amazing that you have visited many websites but were unable to find best and different chrome extensions that are useful and also important. Here in this blog post I'm bringing 6+ extension with the link you need increase your skills and productivity. 1. Web Developer checklist The chrome extension developed by  Toptal  that analyses any web page for violations of best practices. This extension helps web developers easily discover problem areas in websites Link ->  WebDev Check list Chrome Extension 2. Pesticide This extension inserts the Pesticide CSS into the current page, outlining each element to better see placement on the page. And auto reload Pesticide state when page was reloaded. Link ->  Pesticide chrome extension 3. Usersnap Usersnap ( usersnap.com ) makFranz SEO Live Test is a extendable tool to run webperformance, technical SEO tests on webpages while browsing!es it easier for digital product teams to do user acceptance tests (UA...
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4 Best ways to increase site's accessibility + bonus

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Recently someone contact me and asked me about increasing site's  accessibility . I only had some points to explain. The points were basic and common. So, i researched on this topic and came out with some needy and cool ways you can increase your website's accessibility. Let'z get into it. 1. Use of  <button> The basic thing you learn when u start with web dev course is use of  <button> . But after sometime you guys forget that and  use  <div> . I know by default it is really ugly and need style, but you’re losing all the button functionality such as keyboard events which screen readers look for to help with navigation. 2. Videos which have Audio (Mainly it's intro of the brand.) Provide  captions Provide full text  transcript  of the video or a version of the video with a text description Code a mechanism to stop, pause, mute, or adjust volume for audio that automatically plays on a page for more than 3 to 4 seconds 3. The ...
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3 appealing CSS tricks for Web Development

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  I just love to visit many websites on Google. I daily see very cool designs of website and see their source code (ctrl+shit+i). After seeing the source code of many websites I saw they use CSS differently for styling, not like others. So here in this post, I'll be illustrating you 3 CSS tricks you can also try for your website/portfolio. 1. CSS Centering Elements Web developers who are learning currently have a lot of problem at the start in centering elements. After seeing many tutorials they learn to center by the  FlexBox Model . This is not a trick. Just understanding or using it better. Below is an example of centering and aligning element's child right in the parent's center. < div style = "display:flex;justify-content:center;align-items:center;" > < div > </ div > </ div > Check out  howtocenterincss.com  You will learn more in-depth there for centering different elements. 2. CSS support checks feature-checks  on the JS sid...
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