There is nothing bad in creating mock projects as a way of convincing your clients on how to get something done. You need to however know how to create this much projects before you start. The main reason why clients create mock exams is because there are some clients that can only be moved by what they see. That's why it is needed to be created at least to convince them. What do you think about this?
Should you use mock projects to fill a portfolio?
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