Instagram is absolute trash in Firefox. It "barely works", full of bugs, things that simply don't work, glitches.

Whatsapp is also disappointing.

I don't know if it's just the matter that they don't care about Firefox. Maybe they don't care about the web at all because they're lazy phone app devs.

I am new to web design, and I am new to Figma, and I want to redesign a website. The website uses some template that I need to design within. The template consists of a logo, a banner and some navigation. I will be able to design what I need underneath this.

I want to take a screenshot of the top of this template to place into a Figma document, though I want the sizing to be accurate.

Please pardon my ignorance:

1. What is the best way for me to get an accurate idea of the current resolution of the website? If I just take a screenshot of the header template isn't that just going to be based on the resolution settings on my display?

2. Is there some way to view the source code to see the actual dimensions of the template content?

Thanks in advance

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I have a client looking for something very similar to this https://letelephonedelou.fr/, so trying to find out who built this website so I can contact them! Does anyone know any potential ways to find the developer?

Is LinkedIn still a good site to apply for jobs? It's been almost 2 weeks since I've been applying for jobs, but still no luck yet unfortunately.

I used to use Indeed but typically got scams instead of real jobs.. I've also tried a few company websites directly, but no luck yet.

Any suggestions on the best platforms to apply?

Also, a side note, I'm wondering if it could be my resume isn't good enough as well? Any suggestions as far as how to go about improving my resume? I.e. Go to a particular agency to improve it, etc?

I'm a full stack developer with 6 YOE in PHP/JS (Laravel, Vue, & React primarily). Some AWS experience as well.

Thanks in advance!

A client sent a fourth round of logo revisions then used the first version. I invoiced for all four rounds and they paid without a word. Do you invoice the full revision time when a client goes quiet between the brief and the bill or handle it anohter way?

I'm researching how freelancers and small agencies who sell websites to local businesses prospect today.

If you've sent a prospect an AI-generated redesign preview (instead of only an audit or a plain message):

1) What tool or workflow did you use?

2) Did it raise your reply rate compared with a normal message? Roughly how many did you send and how many replied?

3) What annoyed you (quality, cost, time per prospect)?

4) Which channel do you use to reach local businesses (email, WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, calls)?

Disclosure: I'm exploring a possible tool in this area, so I'm biased. I'm not selling or linking anything here.

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I get that not everyone's a web designer, and it's kinda my job to navigate people. But do some people actually think through their ideas before ringing us?

Like yesterday, a guy rang me about making a website that shows all the properties every estate agent platform has (I'm from the UK, so real estate for some of you). So, like a comparison of estate agent platforms like Zoopla and Rightmove.

I was like, "Have you got permission to show content from Rightmove, etc on your site?" He didn't have an answer. I'm sure Rightmove would really want me to copyright them. Surely someone else would have done this kinda thing already if it was such a great model. I had no idea how he was going to make money from all this. I kindly declined the job, as clients like this always end up causing me problems when their amazing idea doesn't take off.

I am just wondering why grown adults don't think these things through... Like, surely common sense would tell you otherwise.

Also, my marketing material clearly states we design websites for local businesses.