No. 472 · February 22, 2025

Luke Netti

Web Designer living in New York

Luke Netti’s workspace

Luke Netti is a Web Designer who is crafting websites that tell a story and create a memorable online experience. His work is primarily focused on helping small businesses stand out online with custom design and messaging.

He has been self-employed for nearly 4 years now and was previously a Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin.

Follow Luke on Twitter and LinkedIn.

What's the most recent item that you've added to your workspace?

The Apple Studio Display. I've been loving this monitor and it's great for design work.

How do you spark creativity?

I'm a process oriented person. The best way I spark creativity is through my routine. Regularly scheduling time to explore my creative side. As a web designer that looks like creating things just for the sake of it. Trying new things and experimenting with no agenda.

What does your typical day look like?

Having a little girl who is almost 2 years old, I start my morning early. I always start with reading my Bible, journaling, and praying.My workday then consists of client work, admin work, and marketing myself (usually social media). By breaking my day into these chunks I ensure I'm doing the most important things to move my business forward.

What do you enjoy most about WFH life?

The flexibility. Being able to have lunch with my wife and daughter and always being home for dinner with my family. These are the reasons I started my business and are the biggest perks to working from home.

Luke’s gear

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