someone cool to teach me how to make a thread design
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No one is to comment within a 8 minute period of you commenting and re commenting, the best suggestion is to look on YouTube if you can't pay the guy to teach you.
Just find an online class that's what I am doing for web development *-*
Hello, ImHit.
There is no set way to make a good looking thread design. You have to think about the client, the goal of the design, and the target audience. Understanding color theories, etc. will greatly help you, however it's the creativity behind the design that makes it good. If you're wondering what programs to use, then Adobe Photoshop CC, Adobe Xd, and Figma are all great ones to choose. You'll have to pay for Photoshop and Xd, but Figma is free and a great tool to start out. Also, I would advise learning how to type with proper grammar. Knowing this will really increase your appeal in attracting potential clients, as well as creating a professional experience. Another thing, don't break down yourself by saying things such as "...im stupid." Rather, look at it as an opportunity to learn. (Changing your point of view will reduce the chance of discouragement.) Lastly, don't do this for the money. I cannot make a safe assumption if you are, but if so, stop. You should be passionate about something, before you start making money off of it. Doing the opposite only leads down a declining path of unhappy clients and an unhappy you. Hope this helps.
P.S. If you ever need any support getting started, feel free to add me on Discord (Ape#5953) or DM me on here.
Best of luck,
LocalApe.
There is no set way to make a good looking thread design. You have to think about the client, the goal of the design, and the target audience. Understanding color theories, etc. will greatly help you, however it's the creativity behind the design that makes it good. If you're wondering what programs to use, then Adobe Photoshop CC, Adobe Xd, and Figma are all great ones to choose. You'll have to pay for Photoshop and Xd, but Figma is free and a great tool to start out. Also, I would advise learning how to type with proper grammar. Knowing this will really increase your appeal in attracting potential clients, as well as creating a professional experience. Another thing, don't break down yourself by saying things such as "...im stupid." Rather, look at it as an opportunity to learn. (Changing your point of view will reduce the chance of discouragement.) Lastly, don't do this for the money. I cannot make a safe assumption if you are, but if so, stop. You should be passionate about something, before you start making money off of it. Doing the opposite only leads down a declining path of unhappy clients and an unhappy you. Hope this helps.
P.S. If you ever need any support getting started, feel free to add me on Discord (Ape#5953) or DM me on here.
Best of luck,
LocalApe.
I'm not the best, but just get a header, then split into sections with "About", "Past work", "Prices" and "Contact" then add their details in, simplistic explanation, but you can make it your own by customization of this
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