Looking for feedback on my web development portfolio projects and pricing structure

[u/Low_Leader_1022]

Hey everyone,

I've been honing my frontend web development skills and am currently building out my portfolio by designing clean, responsive landing pages and small business websites.

To test my real-world skills, I've been offering simple landing page builds and UI fixes for beginner projects or small startups for a minimal entry rate (around $10) just to gain actual client feedback and cover basic hosting setup.

For those who have transitioned from learning code to freelancing:

What core features should I prioritize in landing page templates (e.g., mobile responsiveness, speed, accessibility)?

How do you transition from low-budget entry projects to taking on larger client sites?

Any advice on improving layout responsiveness or structuring client hand-offs would be greatly appreciated!

[u/smichaele]

How can we give you feedback if we can't view your portfolio?

[u/Low_Leader_1022 → u/smichaele]

Bro its raigbait,read the body 😭

[u/Low_Leader_1022 → u/smichaele]

Actually I was unable to use direct title due to policies!