Ferrero Designs | [Website Mockups]

[Ferrero]

I currently don't have a portfolio of previous PSD mockups I have done; I'm willing to offer to do a page or two for very reputable users as these do take quite a while to make.

If you needed to purchase a mockup and web development; I'm currently partnered up with a web developer by the name of Diced who can help you with that.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to ask.​

 

[Ferrero]

Reserved for future updates.

 

[Ferrero]

Image is not working.

Weird, I'll try using a different site.

 

[Ferrero]

It's because your thread design is too large (file size). Try to keep it under 1 MB.

Oh okay, thanks for letting me know i'll try and down size it.[DOUBLEPOST=1506819429][/DOUBLEPOST]Thread should be fixed now, sorry for the confusion. Thanks to Croc for giving me the fix, apparently the thread design was a too large file size.

 

[Lonely Alpha]

Still not working

 

[Lonely Alpha]

I can see it now[DOUBLEPOST=1506819817][/DOUBLEPOST]nvm I see it for a second then it just goes back to

 

[YourPanda]

I currently don't have a portfolio of previous PSD mockups I have done; I'm willing to offer to do a page or two for very reputable users as these do take quite a while to make.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to ask.​

What exactly is a Mockup?

 

[Ferrero]

What exactly is a Mockup?

It's basically the design of a website that you would give to the web developer to base the website off of.

So for example if you were to purchase a mockup you would tell me exactly what you want it to look like and how, once I do a few versions and you find the one you like the most you would give that to your web developer to turn it into a actual site.

 

[YourPanda]

It's basically the design of a website that you would give to the web developer to base the website off of.

So for example if you were to purchase a mockup you would tell me exactly what you want it to look like and how, once I do a few versions and you find the one you like the most you would give that to your web developer to turn it into a actual site.

Ah nice.

So, do you know html etc? Or, do you just kinda type up the design of it?

 

[Ferrero]

Ah nice.

So, do you know html etc? Or, do you just kinda type up the design of it?

I do know Html & CSS but I only just do the design of it currently as I'm still learning more about coding in general, currently taking a Nanodegree in front end web development.

 

[YourPanda]

Ah.. So, what exactly can you not do, that a web dev can't? Like, do you just make a theme, kinda like the default enjin themes etc type stuff, or what?

 

[Ferrero]

Ah.. So, what exactly can you not do, that a web dev can't? Like, do you just make a theme, kinda like the default enjin themes etc type stuff, or what?

Here; I'll explain it more in depth.

In a professional/corporate work, a web designers job is to create mockups of sites and give them to the web developers.

Basically what I do is create the design of a site in a program such as Photoshop or Sketch, I'd make a few designs based off the client's needs and show it to them, after revisions and such you would give the designs to a web developer who in return will turn the design (an image) into an actual working functioning website. I don't code any part of the website and only create the design.

Some may ask, whats the point in doing this?

Well, you see when you purchase web development services from a developer, it may be difficult for the web developer to get a grasp of what you want the website to look like and with web development if you want a large change done to the look of the site it can cost a lot of money and a lot of time, the whole point of a mockup is to make it easier for the web developer to be able to make a site to what you want it to look like, working as a reference to what the final piece should be.

 

[YourPanda]

Here; I'll explain it more in depth.

In a professional/corporate work, a web designers job is to create mockups of sites and give them to the web developers.

Basically what I do is create the design of a site in a program such as Photoshop or Sketch, I'd make a few designs based off the client's needs and show it to them, after revisions and such you would give the designs to a web developer who in return will turn the design (an image) into an actual working functioning website. I don't code any part of the website and only create the design.

Some may ask, whats the point in doing this?

Well, you see when you purchase web development services from a developer, it may be difficult for the web developer to get a grasp of what you want the website to look like and with web development if you want a large change done to the look of the site it can cost a lot of money and a lot of time, the whole point of a mockup is to make it easier for the web developer to be able to make a site to what you want it to look like, working as a reference to what the final piece should be.

Ah, I get it now.. Seems cool. I do not have a web dev, or the money for this right now. But, I might need you sometime down the road

 

[Ferrero]

Ah, I get it now.. Seems cool. I do not have a web dev, or the money for this right now. But, I might need you sometime down the road

Thanks! Looking forward to it