Thank you for trusting me 👍

Thank you for the amazing artwork! @owleestudios.bsky.social

#2 Village Vlog | Cozy Winter Days, Wood Chopping, Freshly Baked Bread & Slow & Simple Living YouTube video by Our Little Stead

❄️ Our second village life video is here! ❄️

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We focus on day to day ordinary living. Check it out and let us know in the commenta on Youtube what you think ❤️

Love ya ❤️

Agree! ❤️❤️❤️

✨ Our First YouTube Video is Live – and It’s a Success! ✨

Our first video is out, and seeing people watch, like, and engage with it feels incredible.

If you haven’t seen it yet, check it out (link below), and if you have - THANK YOU! ❤️

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#1 Village Vlog | Removing an Old Pig Pen – Raw, Real, and Unpolished Beginnings | Part 1 YouTube video by Our Little Stead

Every dream starts somewhere. 💛 Today, ours begins with dust, hard work, and a little hope as we tear down an old pig pen to make way for something new. It’s messy, real, and just the beginning. Join us on this journey!

#OurLittleStead #DIYHomestead #SlowLiving #Relaxing #wholesome #villagelife

#1 Village Vlog | Removing an Old Pig Pen – Raw, Real, and Unpolished Beginnings | Part 1 YouTube video by Our Little Stead

My wife and I started a YT channel about our life and renovating our house. It’s raw, unpolished, and not like those picture perfect makeover videos. We just wanted to show how things really are. The premiere is in a few hours, so if you’re interested, follow the channel and set a reminder!

Drawing interrupted 😂

I wonder where did my sudden urge to draw Santa Clause come from? 😂

Christmas? You here?

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#cuteillustration #christmas #femaleillustrator #jinglebells #kidlit #kidillustration

Hey there! I’m Tamara, a senior UI/UX designer by day and an amateur digital illustrator by night. Currently navigating the journey from amateur to pro - because with practice, anything is achievable. Excited to share my progress and connect with fellow creators. Come say hi!

2/2 is that ok? No, no it’s not. However, it’s also something that translates well when you’re a single freelancer/contractor trying to provide a service. 😂 Your clients want a package deal and if you can provide that then more power to you.

It’s overwhelming to master all of these things and, ideally, you would have multiple people in a design team specializing in each field but in a lot of cases companies do not (can’t /won’t) hire in such a way. I’ve come to realize that you learn to wear different hats well with time. 1/2

I’m looking at ways to introduce nocode to my corporate job, just as a way of prototyping some solutions so the concept gets conveyed correctly. However, for now, this would take a good chunk of hrs and I cannot justify it in front of the stakeholders when they are happy to just see a Figma proto

Agree! There were many times I had to (in my corporate job) tell the devs how I want something done 😂 On another note, it’s also good to know code so you don’t accidentally design a unicorn that no one is able to put to code 😂

What kind of control do you need? I agree that for “outside the box” solutions nocodes are not ideal. However, I find that nocodes let me deliver complete solutions for clients. Many clients find it reassuring when one person handles or guides the entire process.

Figma nocode/low code but with exporting to avoid vendor lock-in would be the best solution! st

I agree with this. I like using Webflow and FlutterFlow just because I can export my code whenever and move away if I have to. I dislike vendor lock-in and try to avoid it. Imagine a price increase and there you are, still having to pay for it!

I found that many clients want simple websites so in these cases Framer works great. Webflow is a bit more complex giving you space to be creative. However, if the design is outside the box then none of these nocodes will probably work, unless you know them inside and out and know how to “hack it” 😂

Awesome! I used Framer for one of my landing pages and it worked perfectly for what I needed. I enjoy nocode tools because they let me deliver complete solutions for clients. Many clients find it reassuring when one person handles or guides the entire process.

I agree! Simple concept apps are fairly easy to nocode but a complicated ERP or CRM is another story 😂

You definitely can! Even though knowing coding is not required, you would still need to learn the fundamentals of how all of this works. Terms such as frontend, backend, database… shouldn’t be a mystery to you before you start learning nocode builders.

Hi Mahmudul. Thanks for sharing your portfolio! I appreciate the opportunity to see your work. It’s clear you have a solid grasp of design. I'd love to hear more about the types of projects you've enjoyed working on the most. Looking forward to staying connected!

Thank you ❤️