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There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives. There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives.

Behind the work

I design and build websites. But what I really craft is meaning.
Feloriya is where code, design, and intention meet.

COde · COffee · COnjure

There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives. There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives.

Behind the work

I design and build websites. But what I really craft is meaning.
Feloriya is where code, design, and intention meet.

COde · COffee · COnjure

Behind the work

I design and build websites. But what I really craft is meaning.
Feloriya is where code, design, and intention meet.

COde · COffee · COnjure

There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives. There are some slight differences between “how about” and “what about” when you are making suggestions. Use “how about” when you feel much more optimistic and confident about your suggestion, and “what about” when you feel a little less certain and more open to hearing alternatives.