

Free guide
How to start freelancing as a designer
Freelancing feels confusing when nobody shows you the business side. These are the steps I wish someone had shown me, from 14+ years of real client work, so you can land your first client sooner.
- Position yourself. When you do everything, nobody knows what to hire you for.
- Negotiate the scope, not the price. Ten minutes of questions saves ten weeks of unpaid work.
- Price by project or retainer, so up-and-down months turn into steady income.
- Build simple systems, so you never lose a lead you already earned.
- Get clients by sharing your thinking and always showing the next step.
- Run it like a business, from your hours to your minimum price.


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Hey, I’m Faizur
From a 9-5 job to $100k a year working for myself
I started as a junior graphic designer and worked my way up: UI/UX Designer, Senior UX Designer, Principal Product Designer, and then Creative Director at a VC-backed startup.
After years climbing someone else’s ladder, I built my own.
Now I run a six-figure design business, and share what works with designers like you.
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