10 Must-Have Tools For Web Designers

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These are the top 10 tools and services I'd use if I were starting a web design business today. We'll go over each one and why it is important.

Links to the resources we talked about:

[marso]

I have been binge watching ur videos, very helpful

[jamesdavis]

Can't argue with any of those tools - although I do use a number of different tools than what were shown in this video. But these recommendations are pretty damn good.

There are two that I would definitely use and they are the following:

1. Affinity Photo
2. Canva

Canva, to me and many others, is simply an amazing tool. There is so much power from this tool for such a low price. I still can't believe they only charge what they charge. Hopefully they do not see this post, lol.

[jelilabudu]

Lee, you're always composed and cheerful in your presentations. That's one thing I like about you ❤.
I'd definitely see you in the Blue Theory Program 🎉.

[FreelanceFadi]

Hey Lee, just rewatched the video! I'm wondering if you use a service like lemwarm to help improve email deliverability and sender reputation?

[clintongallagher]

SiteGround will bleed you broke after that first year. Hostinger proved a much better choice for me.

[brianschnurr]

What do you use for contracts? Great video by the way!

[FreelanceFadi]

I love the fact that you used Linux as your desktop OS haha I'm currently on Linux Mint :D

[skillfulwebdesign]

Is IONOS formerly 1 and 1 decent for WordPress hosting?

[I_am_Him.]

What's your thoughts on gohighlevel?

[Alt-utsp]

Hey lee! I tried messing around with wordpress before and it was kind of working, but recently wordpress doesn't allow me to do anything. It demands that I pay 40$ a month to even do anything. I definitely cannot afford paying that while learning how to use wordpress. What would you recommend to someone who is trying to learn web design for a low price or free?

[sc]

Hi, first of all REALLY helpful all your vids so thanks!! My question is can you do everything with the Elementor Pro forms widget or is it better to also have WPforms? Because WPforms would be my 9th plugin and everybody says don't use more than 10 plugins on your websites cause it wil make it slower...
I am just starting out and still learning everything. so far i have : admin site enhancements (ASE), Blocksy, Elementor/Pro (by the way does Elementor and Pro caunt as 1 or 2?), Gtranslate, Independant analytics, Lightspeed cache and Yoast. An answer to this would really help me out!