ALL 18 Problems Web Designers Solve For Clients

We don't simply build websites. WE SOLVE BIG BUSINESS PROBLEMS.

What kinds of business problems do web designers solve you say? We know of 18 and we list them all out in this video.

One of the best tools we know of to help you solve website-requiring business problems is Webflow.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
2:05 All the problems
4:10 How to solve these problems

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Thanks for watching the video!

[scottcitron]

I agree with your advice that web designers need to be more than just artists. But ultimately this depends on who you work for. As a single-person freelance designer, yes, you do need to be a designer, and IT person, a marketing person, a UX person, a UI person, and psychiatrist. And mommy. Or daddy. Ain't easy. Those who work in large agencies or offices probably are more specialized in their skills, which affords them time to concentrate on what they do best and avoid being inundated with questions and queries on subjects they know little about.

[jenrx]

So funny hearing you saying that "you talk so fast", while I am listening to your video at 1.5x speed. 🤣

(I do this with most videos on YouTube, helps me to focus! ADHD trick 😏)

[ufaraway]

Hey Ran, I just want to say thank you for all the content you put out here. Honestly I have been learning design and web development and I have been asking myself how to solve real problems for clients. This video was really helpful in that regard. I am hoping to get my first client soon!!!!

[officialmrakachukwu]

Been looking for this for a while, thank you very much.

[chanchoman]

Big thumbs up as always Ran! Would love to see you dive into the other problems as well, and also see what problems branding solves for clients!

[bigfoot]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I needed this. I now have a pretty good Idea on how to articulate my self and my future clients. I’ll have have to go more deeper in to this 🙏🏾

[djlilcq]

Thanks for sharing this, I've learned so much from your videos and I know the value this will bring to clients when communicating and guiding them.

[clemtw]

Thank you for such insightful content. I've now learned to look at web design from a different angle.

[ZachlyS]

Honestly a very valuable video. This is something that is a core thing in so many areas and in life in general. Thanks for educating people on it (myself included).

[sevencaye]

Now this is good stuff 👍Will dive into this more.

[Jzguan]

You are really giving so much value!! It helps a lot man.. TQ TQ so much.. learning hard due to strict lockdown on covid outbreak here =(

[MrCheaterzzzz]

This is a really incredible and one of the most helpful videos on the subject! Thank you! Everyone is talking that “you should solve problems, not make websites”, but nobody talks about the problems

Thank you again!

P.S. subscribed :)

[silviazac]

Thank you for your great insight as usual! I wonder if many freelancers start to have this approach, we would also need to add a column explaining "why they should choose us". It would be very helpful if you could make a video about that, basically how to identify and communicate your own unique selling point. I believe differentiation along with problem-solving is the key to win and keep loyal customers, especially in today's saturated market.

[SufiaKhatun-xbkr]

Really amazing and informative video. Thanks Ran.

[nabilc]

Absolutely great content, I like the video idea!

[jacobn]

As an aspiring freelance web designer, this is the video I’ve been waiting for. The breakdown of all the specific ways web designers can help really showed me what clients want out of our interactions and also what skills I should focus on improving now. Thanks for the great video!

[ivananisimov]

Thanks for sharing valuable information!

[hleet]

Thank you for theses wonderful advices

[hazeemfernandez]

Flux really help me understand the meaning of a good web designer. This helps me a lot in my career although I'm just 3 months working as a freelancer.

[StevenMayton]

Everything you said is true of course. The problem is that people within a company who are making creative decisions don’t have a creative license and they don’t know it.