Clients who don't give you a lot of content?

build it than show it to them. It's there webpage if they want more content then have them provide you additional copy at that time.

Hi Robert,

I know what you mean. I think it is an art itself to get the content right with the client. But perhaps the problem stems from the fact that they, naturally, don't appreciate what is required and effective in the same way you do. And it can be a challenge to illustrate this to them.

Instead of asking them to write an 'About us' page, why not ask them more direct questions, which they cannot fail to answer. Such as, 'When were you established?', 'How big is your company?', 'What are your main objectives?', and so on. Then you should know enough about them to write it yourself and work it into the design as you see fit. I think it can sometimes be better to have control of the written content as it reduces the chance of having to include writing that is not to your liking...

All the best, Ede

With regard to content @Ede Harrison answered that part brilliantly. For images you could maybe signup to https://www.dollarphotoclub.com/ it costs $10 a month and you recieve 10 credits which can be used for each photo. The credits also rollover if you don't use them all each month. They have quite a vast amount to choose from and you can also use comps to see what they will look (albeit pixelated) before you use your precious credits to buy one.

I've used them on most of my designs on my Dribbble profile https://dribbble.com/mshanda