There are a lot of reasons why you would like to be a freelancer. I.E. you can pick your own clients, you can work whenever you want, you can charge whatever is comfortable for you and, the thing I like most about freelancing: It’s just fun!
There are a few things you might want to keep in mind. That’s why I’ve made a little list of tips for freelance web designers.
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Of course webdesign is a business that’s always in motion, but lately there’s a lot going on. First I found out HTML 5 is coming, after that I got the news they’re almost done developing Internet Explorer 8 and on top of it all I read this article about CSS3.

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… and it’s called Websqueeze.

Like the banner says, it squeezes everything out of the net. If you’re a web designer and in need of help, there are some great experts offering help on the forums. Don’t hasitate to ask for help. There are tutorials and interesting articles available.
Join them (us) and become part of the soon to be biggest web design resource of the net!

I’ve created this top10 out of my own taste. The sites in this list are in there because of their looks. I didn’t take a look at the code or useability.

I’m sure there are a lot of websites I haven’t seen yet. So if you think there are better sites then I’ve posted here, please comment here or drop an email.

The list starts when you press “more canvas”.

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Welcome to RotateCanvas.com. The new site where I’ll be taking you into the world of webdesign. I’ll be collecting as much info as I can get on the designing part of a website. Not so much the techy stuff (although I will show some xhtml/css) but more the pretty side of it all.

It was hard work, and there might still be some twitches in the site, but I’ll try to get them out asap. Please contact me (in the top of your screen) if you found bugs. If you like it, please use the social bookmarks on the bottom of each post. Very much appreciated.

So take out your notebooks, update your bookmarks, purchase your copy of Adobe’s CS3 and let’s get crackin’!

Credits for the name “RotateCanvas” go to Dennis of Fresh Style.