Summary of Reddit Comments on "webdesigner"

Pros and Cons of webdesigner Profession:

Pros:
- Can be a fulfilling creative outlet if done alongside engineering work.
- Enjoyable projects may not always come from the highest-paying clients.
- Online resources like Skillshare, Udemy, YouTube, etc., offer valuable learning materials.
- Possibility to live off web design while having a programming job during the day.
Cons:
- Need to cater to clients' tastes, which may not align with personal preferences.
- Difficulty in standing out in a saturated market.
- Dealing with challenging clients who may not appreciate your work or may not pay.
- Importance of getting experience and references to attract better clients.

Recommended courses include those on Skillshare, Udemy, and YouTube.
Learning web design may involve multiple sources to gather necessary knowledge.
Traditional courses like Wpkurz, Pixelgyár, or Hollóka offer courses on graphics and UI/UX design.

Brave Browser is suggested as an alternative to Chrome.
Extensions like uMatrix and Disconnect are praised for their efficiency.
A discussion on using NoScript and challenges with Reddit functionality without JavaScript.

Considerations in programming a website from scratch versus using a website builder.
Possibility of clients not being able to edit coded websites without a developer.
Suggestions for no-code editors for easier client maintenance.
Offering assistance in finding companies using Google Business Sites for a fee.

Detailed information on how to start a business, including taxes, registration, and potential costs.
Utilizing lump-sum taxation with expense allowances for web designers in Hungary.
Recommendations on managing finances and invoicing.

Humorous comments on the simplicity and functionality of a website built by a bot.
Comparisons with embassies' websites showcasing different countries' web design trends.
Jokes and observations on various web design styles, including Chinese embassy websites.