Big announcement today!! I have been working in collaboration with my lawyer Kiersty Loughmiller who I absolutely love, to bring you a custom graphic design contract template!! This template is thorough, drafted by my lawyer, used by me, peer reviewed... I literally used this template twice today for two different clients on two completely different projects and I was able to tweak it and take things out I didn't need, leave things in I needed and I felt super great about it. Yes, hiring your own lawyer is the best option, but sometimes that's just not financially possible. So this contract template is meant to be an affordable option that's a step up from scouring the internet and panic googling "what should I have in my design contract". In celebration of the launch of this contract template, I'm going to be having a huuuuge flash sale today only! If you head to designbeatpodcast.com/contract and enter in the code FLASHSALE at checkout, you're going to get the template for $25!! At that price you might as well buy now, use it later, or even just buy it to compare to your existing contract to see if there's anything you might want to add! Again that's designbeatpodcast.com/contract code: FLASHSALE and that's valid today only! Wednesday September 22, 2021.

Today we're talking with UX designer Eva Chau! Eva actually studied oil painting in college and graduated with a graphic design degree. She did some print design working on paper products, fell into web design and now she's working as a UX designer in software. Eva is our first UX designer on the podcast so she gives us a little intro into UX, what she does on a day to day basis and the challenges she faces on the job.

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Eva's Podcast

Other links:

Graphic Design Contract Template Use code: LOYALLISTENER for 50% off!!

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Lauren's website: laurenkunz.com Instagram: @laurenkunzzz

Steph's website: martelloandco.com Instagram: @martello.co 

Intro/Outro music: Mark Carlisle