freelancer design help

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hello i want to earn money from freelancer in design set icon and background 2d and button graphics etc .....
but when i was seeing the offers of others seller
i saw a lot of characteristics such as (high resolution-commercial use-png\jpg\Svg-High-quality modern and scaleable icons for any size-Vector files (SVG, EPS)
is there a curse or guide or topice how can be help me to know all thing before starting selling on freelancer
i wish that my request was clear
 
I don't want to discourage you, but if you want to earn money as a freelance designer means you already are a designer... those are just file types - the most common file types in graphic design (jpg, png - for flat rasterized images and svg, ai, eps for vector images). Shouldn't you know already this as a designer?
On the other hand, if you are not a designer, but you want to become one, there are plenty of courses out there. I recommend the paid courses from lynda.com skillshare, schoolofmotion.com and motiondesign.school
 
I don't want to discourage you, but if you want to earn money as a freelance designer means you already are a designer... those are just file types - the most common file types in graphic design (jpg, png - for flat rasterized images and svg, ai, eps for vector images). Shouldn't you know already this as a designer?
On the other hand, if you are not a designer, but you want to become one, there are plenty of courses out there. I recommend the paid courses from lynda.com skillshare, schoolofmotion.com and motiondesign.school
i know how to design but what i want to some guide for freelancer design
for exemple commerciale use ?
or something else ?
 
I think you're trying to learn how to sell your designs?
Here's a helpful article:
justcreative(.)com/2018/12/17/how-to-start-your-own-graphic-design-business/
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Here are a few platforms you can sign up with:
Fiverr
Freelancer
99designs
Upwork
Behance


Make an attractive portfolio to upload on whichever site you choose & make sure the grammer you use doesn't look broken.

All the best!
 
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