... toughest thing about being a designer is suffering the idiocy of your clients. Clients From Hell gives designers a much-needed place to air their horror stories. Which all basically boil down to: Clients have no idea what good design costs. ... on Virgin Airlines. Man, there are some doofuses out there. For designers: Enjoy the site. For would-be design clients: Maybe you'll learn something ...

... of my clients being great, everyone in the industry has horror stories to tell. Clients From Hell is a place for anonymous contributions, and had me transfixed and also laughing at stories that mirrored ... 8217; placeholder text negatively, but outside of the design world, who knows what this is? If you don’t make your clients aware that the text in mock-up designs is gobbledygook, how are they ...

... ways the industry can sell music in these tumultuous, shifting times. Clients from Hell “I don’t want to pay for the red words on my website, can you use ... Web Design so hard?  James Eggers.com Sites of the Week: Clients from Hell, STFU Marrieds  Day and Night Digital ¦ Irish ... should abandon, surrounding counties Categories: Clients, married, hell, sites, facebook, Music, Marketing

A new Tumblr that all creative professionals can relate to: A collection of the stupid things the stupid clients have said. It's like Postcards From Yo Momma, but replace the cuteness with crazy-making. Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment » The Best Links: Many More Here: Clients From Hell

Stories from hell dealing with the craziness of our profession - this sums up this website dedicated to spreading the word of the madness we all have to encounter from time to time. Check out Clients from Hell, enjoy a good laugh, submit your own story and learn a bit about some of the demands that clients request.

Clients from Hell is “a collection of anonymously contributed client horror stories from designers.” It’s aggravating, cathartic, and very fun to read. A recent highlight: “I understand ... . You can also follow along on twitter. Posted by Adam Koford on Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog | One comment Tags: clients from hell, freelance, tumblr, twitter

“I recently had a client show me an eCommerce site they wanted built. I replied that what they wanted is about a $20,000 web site. They later told me that they had a guy who lived in a cabin who just needed money who would do the whole site for $1,000. He didn’t work out.” Link: Clients From Hell via: Clients from Hell « Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog

... "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!"  I'm wondering when we as Realtors and our clients as consumers are "not ... adhere to these guidelines." I'm sure there are more examples but here are three brief ones, that amplify the disadvantage your clients would have when negotiating with Chase: 1) The lender selected by your client has ...

... becoming one of my favorites. The website is called “Clients from Hell.” It’s a showcase of quotes, stories, ... I realy love it but can you change the colors and design? My Client From Hell Experience I submitted my own experience a week ago, but ... ;m assuming it got rejected. Here’s my own “Client From Hell” experience. Please Provide an Estimate Client: Hi! ...

... blow up in your face and damage what was a good relationship. But everyone is wrong sometimes, and clients are no different. Always start by asking yourself if the client is, in fact, wrong. Or are you trying to impose your opinion (based on a ... to get clients to buy into a vision that achieves their goals.Clients from Hell A collection of anonymously submitted client requests that are just wrong, ...

Prospective client: $400 for a logo?! Why are you so expensive? My nephew has Photoshop—I can just get him to do it. Me: Does your nephew have Microsoft Word? Prospective client: Yes. Me: Then have him write you a novel while he’s at it. vi no Clients From Hell

... saga of Heritage Union Life Insurance, Philip Walker's start-up from hell, the company birth no entrepreneur in his right mind would choose to midwife. You think ... of money, because you're young like me. So we need to do it the most efficient way possible." He did that regularly for clients. That didn't please his boss. "I was blowing away my term insurance numbers, but I ...

... components, corporate build oddities etc etc. There is no dll hell in Excel*. If the client has Excel they can run my application. ... to Excel/VBA and develop with care, and with some consideration for the clients environment that doesn’t happen much, and can usually be easily fixed.) ... time and effort creating such close replicas of a clients environment is a hugh fail for Windows software ...

... you add a blog too? We’ve already used our budget on the rest of the site so how does $50 sound for adding the blog? Oh, you poor souls.  Anyway, they are pretty hilarious and to those designers out there, make you realize you aren’t alone. LINK. Btw, if you like those, check out the “clients” tag here at Rosscott, Inc. Chances are you’ll find things up your alley.

... this industry, I’ve worked with my fair share of clients, met lots of people, seen trends come and go, and heard plenty ... , aggravating and just plain douchey. Guru — Why the hell does everyone have to be a “guru” at something nowadays? “ ... new” about marketing. Super affiliate — What the hell? Are affiliates so cocky that they have to “level up” ...