🎙 Free Webinar: AI that actually grows your small business — every Saturday. Save your seat →

Creative and freelance

Get inquiries from clients who already get the work.

Your site is a filter. People should know in ten seconds whether you do brands, packaging, or social, and whether they can afford to inquire.

01 — Vitals

A live site without a six-month project or a surprise bill.

A real site without a five-figure invoice

Domain, hosting, course or managed build. The work is already done. The site should not outshine it or hide it.

No code. You already have the material.

No code. You need 6–10 pieces, a sentence of offer, and the discipline to leave the rest off.

Pages you host, not a theme you rent

Home, work, about, inquiry. Hosting you control. Dribbble can stay as a side door, not the office.

Live in a weekend if you are ready

A weekend of selecting. The clicking is the easy part.

02 — The owner's profile

Built for owners who already tried a builder.

This is for the designer who is design-picky, code-phobic, and tired of sending a Google Drive of PNGs.

Built for this owner

A graphic designer going freelance or leaving a job. You care about type. You do not want to become a developer.

You already tried a builder

A builder theme that added shadows you would never ship for a client. Or a relative’s collage.

Look like a company, not a hobby

The site looking worse than the work, which is how you lose the clients who pay.

03 — Pros and cons

Keep the site when you leave the builder.

Paying rent on a template

  • Themes that fight your grid
  • Portfolio plugins that lazy-load into mush
  • A platform watermark on the one page a creative director will see

A site that stays yours

  • Spacing you choose
  • Case-by-case pages when a piece needs a story
  • Files you can move when the platform gets boring

04 — Essential features

The pages that get you the next job.

Work that makes the point

Six to ten pieces. If everything is in, nothing is the point.

An offer they can recognize

Brands for food makers, packaging, campaign systems—named.

Inquiries you can actually take

Timeline, budget range, link to what they have. You decline faster.

A process they can follow

People hire designers who can explain how the work will happen.

05 — Maintenance

Stay current without another monthly job.

Replace the weakest piece when you finish a stronger one. Compress images. Do not redesign the site every time you redesign a client.

06 — The pitch

A site you own, whether you click or we build it.

If you will be unhappy with a default theme, take the course and own the layout. If you want it done to your taste without you clicking, call us.

07 — Questions

Straight answers before you spend a weekend.

Should my designer website be a full case-study magazine?

No. Launch with selected work and one or two stories. Add case studies when a piece actually has a story.

Do I need Webflow?

Only if you want another platform to rent. You can ship a fast site you host without learning a new CMS religion.

Can I embed a Behance grid?

You can. Then you do not own the presentation. Host the images. Link out if you must.

How do I price on the site?

A starting range or “projects from” is enough. Brand systems still need a conversation.

08 — Matcher

Find the faster way to a site you love.

Three questions. We will point you at the Build Your Own Website course if you will spend a weekend, or a discovery call if you want Infacto to build and manage it.

Ask ChatGPT about Infacto Digital