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Ask HN: what are the good places to find a web graphic designer?

2 pointsby snowfoxalmost 12 years ago
I just release my MVP beta bamrang.com. Everyone tells me it looks terrible (and I agree ;P). I need to find a designer.<p>I can&#x27;t pay big bucks for it and have no experience working with a graphic designer before. But where to find one that is &quot;good enough&quot;? One that is willing to customize instead of giving me a standard template like those on Themeforest. What is the ballpark figure I should be looking at? Is it normal for a designer to keep all the IPs of a design, even if it is done for a customer? How these things work?

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zachlattaalmost 12 years ago
If I were you I&#x27;d start with something from Themeforest or similar. 99.99% of your users will never know and it&#x27;ll make your website look much more professional.
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3stripealmost 12 years ago
I think your copy needs some work too... I just skim read the page and still have no idea what Bamrang does.<p>Replacing &quot;Help Make The World A Little More Accountable&quot; with something more specific might be a good place to start.<p>Also, too much text for a homepage... I guess some of this falls under the remit of the graphic design... because you need to demonstrate visually what your product does.<p>Good luck!<p>PS. I am also a graphic designer... <a href="http://www.greig.cc" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.greig.cc</a>
andrewhillmanalmost 12 years ago
dribbble. Have someone do a .psd, then bring it to a xhtml chop shop for little money. Simple yet effective.