Where to find customers the website designer, if you can only work in photoshop and layout do not own?

https://moikrug.ru/vacancies/1000026127 - I think it's not the only customers. Seek and ye shall find!
Although I would still teach something else, too narrow, here is my comrade was sitting in the office in a good RFP, also drew the designs, though still cut, but the specificity of the sites was unidirectional, a very narrow range of tasks, but for development itself nifiga did, because spilled slightly, and the firm was... Now the office is covered with a copper dish, with a portfolio as Gypsy artists, no firm is not particularly breaking it, although he is very good in its niche. Conclusion - do not forget that the market at any time takes place to you ... back, so learn, learn and learn again, as bequeathed to hoteismarylanza.

PS: Look all the same in the mobile segment, now there is more money, such as toys, interfaces, if you have artistic ability and draw characters for games, that's cool. And the money and the creative development IMHO.

1. Do not complain about the lack of money. In today's world have the desire.
Everything you need - Internet access, and judging by the fact that You wrote the message here - that You have everything in order. Training courses, certificates, diplomas - not important (especially as a freelancer). You will have to choose a portfolio. If barely ends meet and mix - it is an occasion to think about whether You're doing it.
Already wrote above, but most (all) experts started with self-study. Again, the main desire. If the head - confidence that you must pay for certificates, and courses - is the brain playing a cruel joke with You, coming up with excuses to never start doing it.

2. Read books on user interaction with the interface. You can start with the theoretical foundations of Ruskin's, and posts about it were already a bunch.

3. Towards Photoshop. He throws in 5-8 years ago, and services such as webflow make Your efforts close to meaninglessness.
A pimply high-schooler, working in Sketch (Mac), Adobe xD (Mac Preview/Win - soon), Axure, etc. - has the advantage of (I don't even take into account the inquisitiveness of the children's/JUNOSHESKOGO mind compared to the "inertia" of the older generations (30 and above).

4. (With caution!) Hangs on websites dedicated to the subject. Dribbble, awwwards, behance. With caution because they need to get inspiration and understanding of what modern web, and not stereotyped, and the inertia of thinking.

Orders just on the design is FULL of sites and landing pages in particular. The competition is, but with a good portfolio and the ability to present yourself as an expert, the competition is much smaller.

First write a General advice based on personal experience.

1. Good spec in a particular direction is better than the "handyman", believe me. Niche selection is very important. Alas, the design of sites (especially landing pages!) it's too popular specialization and to stop being a faceless freelancer you need to very seriously work on the quality of work and portfolio. Very good to find a competent firm or an art Director, who will be able to pull up their level over time. Here it is necessary to search and not to stop expanding the search. Who searches - that will find, believe me.
   
2. Monitor exchange manually or use special services-aggregators for this (has been discussed here, use search).
   
3. Discover a coder, a programmer, a specialist for the interfaces, icons and those who lacked until now to take orders for the key. Maybe it's even ever going to result in your firm. The Internet, social networks and word of mouth to help.
   
4. Promote yourself in your profile freelance exchanges, social networking (profile group and friends, ask for a repost) and websites for designers (drible, beans, etc.) - there are periodically and customers and those who look for the designer to help.
   
5. Be a good specialist, do not let yourself to fill out profiles on sites not serious and as a beginner, many good customers it would alienate. Do not put in the portfolio, all in a row (a common mistake for a designer), publish only what is really good.
   
6. Well, just don't do shit. Customers very often ask for weird or obviously bad things to do in design. You are a specialist and (if the problem is not "just make money" and to help the client and provide the result for who are not ashamed) is entitled to tell the client how to solve his task. Many clients work with me because they like my approach.
   

And now private, for your specific specialization. Given your choice of target pages (landing pages) — I'm not surprised)) as far As I know, the sites you need quickly and turnkey, this is indeed the case when the client easier for a fixed amount to do everything. Here you can procure money and/or time to study allied health technologies, or to begin to develop a different niche, or find a designer/company to help. And best of all this is parallel to do.
Sit in the office to a salary (albeit not highest) with the opportunity to gain experience and freelancing in my spare time. When you pull up to a higher level, it will be possible to leave in free swimming.

PS I Hope I have not written in vain and response will not go unnoticed among the other "narrow" answers that you don't comment)))
PPS If you show your portfolio, it is possible (not promising anything) I can do something to help =) by advice or deed.

And customers now are mostly looking for specialists 2 in 1 and designer, and coder

Doubtful. If the designer is able to impose, then that's a plus, but not required.

I have training really no dough

The main thing is to have the desire and time. Network bunch of free material.

In General I recommend not to focus on the design of the landing page. Read about interfaces, usability. Try to draw arts. The light is not converged wedge on these landing pages.

there is no money to increase the skill level

What are you going to raise qualification?
There are also self-study. Need interest and time. Courses, seminars, workshops is first and foremost a business. Ultimately, your teacher or your teacher's teacher studied it all yourself and not pay money for it. Most programmers studying independently.

Where to find customers to design websites

On freelance, my son. Where else?

There are several options:
1. Exchange
2. Cooperation - to look for people who have a lot of orders, but not enough specialists
3. Work in the company - stable income, experience, portfolio or just to hang out until conditions improve for future freelancing

you also need to promote yourself wherever possible - forums, communities, blogs, and more. To participate in the discussion, to write your articles and showcase your portfolio. And Yes, not just landings, could be a bit versatile (in terms of design) to learn 3D or to design mob. applications, etc.

https://htmlacademy.ru/
play through all the courses, then see how landing pages are typeset
then a book on js to read and you can impose to customers

And what's the problem.
Find coder/pretender of partners (ideally also provera to find), and can offer customers manufacturing sites "turnkey".
If that - write odinokun@gmail.com

I can't comment on that! you can't hear me say focused! that's what the techies!