Work You Can Take On
Based on what you've learned, here are the types of paid work you can realistically handle right now.
Ready Now
7
task types
With Practice
4
task types
Total Potential
12
capabilities
Content Updates
3 task typesContent Text Updates
Changing copy, headlines, descriptions, and other text content on websites.
Why Clients Pay For This
Business owners don't have time or knowledge to edit code. What takes you 10 minutes takes them hours of confusion.
What "Done" Looks Like
Updated text visible on the live site, matching exactly what the client requested.
Contact Info Changes
Updating phone numbers, emails, addresses, and business hours.
Why Clients Pay For This
Outdated contact info loses customers. Businesses will pay for fast, accurate updates.
What "Done" Looks Like
All instances of contact info updated consistently across the entire site.
Content Migration
Moving text and images from documents into the website.
Why Clients Pay For This
Clients have content in Word docs and PDFs. Getting it into the site is work.
What "Done" Looks Like
All content accurately placed with proper formatting.
Visual Changes
4 task typesImage Replacements
Swapping out photos, graphics, and media files on websites.
Why Clients Pay For This
Fresh imagery keeps sites current. Clients often can't handle image sizing and optimization.
What "Done" Looks Like
New images displaying correctly on all screen sizes with good load performance.
Footer/Header Edits
Updating navigation, logo placement, and footer content.
Why Clients Pay For This
Headers and footers appear on every page. Getting them right matters.
What "Done" Looks Like
Header/footer changes reflected consistently across all pages.
Basic Style Tweaks
Adjusting colors, fonts, spacing, and other CSS properties.
Why Clients Pay For This
Visual polish matters. Small style changes make sites feel more professional.
What "Done" Looks Like
Visual changes matching client specifications, working on all screen sizes.
Mobile Responsiveness Fixes
Identifying and fixing display issues on phones and tablets.
Why Clients Pay For This
Over half of web traffic is mobile. Sites must work on small screens.
What "Done" Looks Like
Site displaying correctly on all common screen sizes.
Technical Work
4 task typesMetadata Updates
Changing page titles, descriptions, and SEO-related content.
Why Clients Pay For This
Metadata affects search rankings. Businesses care about being found on Google.
What "Done" Looks Like
Updated metadata visible in browser tabs and search engine previews.
Simple Component Edits
Modifying existing React/Next.js components with guidance.
Why Clients Pay For This
Component changes affect functionality. Having someone who can touch code is valuable.
What "Done" Looks Like
Working component changes, no new bugs introduced, clean code.
Link Updates
Fixing broken links and updating URLs across sites.
Why Clients Pay For This
Broken links hurt SEO and frustrate users. Quick fixes save reputations.
What "Done" Looks Like
All links working correctly, verified with testing.
New Section Creation
Building new page sections using existing patterns as templates.
Why Clients Pay For This
New sections add value to sites. Building them requires technical skills.
What "Done" Looks Like
New section matching site design, fully responsive, clean code.
Quality Assurance
1 task typeQA & Bug Reporting
Reviewing sites for issues and documenting problems professionally.
Why Clients Pay For This
Fresh eyes catch what developers miss. Documented QA prevents customer-facing bugs.
What "Done" Looks Like
A clear, prioritized report of issues with screenshots and reproduction steps.
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