Laura Elizabeth is a designer and the founder of 3 products: Client Portal (a super simple way to store your clients' deliverables), Design Academy (a design course for developers), and Project Pack (sets of templates and documents for freelancers and agencies).
Our demo got an overhaul, now it's a portal you can explore
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Hey Reader, We have a demo video that walks you through how Client Portal works. But instead of just embedding it on a landing page, I thought, why not deliver it through an actual Client Portal? So that's what I did. The demo video is inside a real, working portal, and as you explore it you'll see all the different features in action. You can click into content pages, browse image galleries, download files, and see how progress tracking works, all while getting a feel for what your clients would experience. 👉 Explore the demo portal​ It's a good example of how flexible Client Portal is. The video is just one module. The rest of the portal covers everything from module types to customer testimonials to example portals from different industries. Have a click around and see what you think. If you have any questions, just reply to this email (and if you've seen enough and want to grab Client Portal, you can do that here). -Laura |
Laura Elizabeth
Laura Elizabeth is a designer and the founder of 3 products: Client Portal (a super simple way to store your clients' deliverables), Design Academy (a design course for developers), and Project Pack (sets of templates and documents for freelancers and agencies).
Hey Reader, If you've set up Client Portal and then stalled on what to put in it, build the onboarding one first. Most of us sell some version of a core service plus a few extras, or a handful of separate services. But onboarding sits outside all of that. It isn't something you sell, it's what happens before any of it starts, and it runs the same way no matter which service the client ends up buying. That's what makes it the easiest portal to build. It's near enough identical for every...
Hey Reader, Whatever you sell, and however you've structured it, onboarding sits outside all of it. It isn't one of your services. It's what happens before any of them start, and it runs more or less the same way no matter what the client ends up buying. Same contract, same questionnaire, same request for logos and brand files, same explanation of how you work and how quickly you reply to things. You've probably written that explanation eight times in eight different emails. Which is a good...
Hey Reader, A little while back, Cheryl Porcelijn had me on De Podcast voor Webdesigners - her weekly podcast for web designers. It's normally in Dutch, but this episode is in English, and we talked about Client Portal: how it got started, what it's actually for, and some of the ways people are using it that I didn't originally anticipate. Cheryl has been using Client Portal with her own web design clients for years - and more recently as a companion to her course - so the conversation felt...