"Its through mistakes that you actually can grow. You have to get bad in order to get good."

Hi, I’m Nines, I have undergone DigitalJobsPH Web Development Training under Department of Information and Communication Technology. During the face to face training exercises in the training hub, i adopted the ideology/method of the trainor on how to create a website. The significance of 4 elements, HTML-the template, CSS-edit characters/colors, PHP-data stored and the most interesting JAVASCRIPT-pop-up/functional button.
I used Wordpress Elementor on web development, I’m not that much familiar with the task button but my eagerness is to face the challenge. I integrate my expertise using photoshop in web design, whew! quite handy, LOLS. After my office my willingness strikes me to continue the self learning process of wordpress web development.

Work Terms

In this post, I'm going to walk through the essential elements every freelance contract template needs to include, whether you're a writer, designer, marketer, developer, consultant or otherwise. And I'll be pulling from the actual freelance contracts I've used for my freelance content marketing business for years, including deals like:

• An $80,000 agreement for 2 posts per month, that's continued for the past twelve months.

• Another contract that's translated into $17,500 for 7 blog posts so far.

• And the last one that solidified a $10,000/mo retainer contract for 4 posts per month.

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