I love Pencil, the first site you ever make is always special, I remember the first site I made was terrible but I loved it to death, then when you start using your skills it starts to get messy but you learn a lot and I thought by seeing this path you can You imagine how people develop themselves, make mistakes and overcome them, and this can happen in an engineering process or a programming process. Mistakes are everywhere. Thank you. As long as we have time, we will overcome that for you, man 😅, and we all made those mistakes.
Not finished the video yet but just had to stop and comment on the "Red Century" website. In your side menu is ARCHITECHS a typo or a deliberate reference to the "English electronic music act" ? If it's a typo I think it is so cute coming from "The Website Architech" himself. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just finished the video and I want to say I loved it. It's so interesting to see your development and critique through your first websites. Great job!
Thank you so much for your knowledge I am a new web designer and still learning WordPress, HTML, and CSS and your teaching just made me better. Thank you!
I started my first website focusing on appeal, decadence and grandeur. It was shit. Second one I opted for a modern and responsive website. Then, I wanted to show off my css skills with keyframes. And landed in the ditch from here on by growing proficient at backend and increasingly aware of websecurity practices so my later websites became solid working pieces of unnappealing stuff. And minimalism found its way into my brain when I went into my graduation year, which felt like a hard reset on webdesign...
Does anyone know if there a Reddit where people give helpful critique for websites? I recently made one for our family business and would like to see what people think that aren’t familiar with the industry.
@The Website Architect. So what program did you graduate from? I am looking for some sort of program or bootcamp to attend to skill up. I'm not sure if you did a video about this topic, but do you think bootcamps are a waste of time? If so, do you recommend good-ol-fashioned nights and weekends instead?
Dude that falcon site was incredible for the time. Holds up!
I love this video, really gives hope for people starting out😅
to accept our mistakes😂
It really inspires me to go on and improve.❤
I love Pencil, the first site you ever make is always special, I remember the first site I made was terrible but I loved it to death, then when you start using your skills it starts to get messy but you learn a lot and I thought by seeing this path you can You imagine how people develop themselves, make mistakes and overcome them, and this can happen in an engineering process or a programming process. Mistakes are everywhere. Thank you. As long as we have time, we will overcome that for you, man 😅, and we all made those mistakes.
Not finished the video yet but just had to stop and comment on the "Red Century" website. In your side menu is ARCHITECHS a typo or a deliberate reference to the "English electronic music act" ? If it's a typo I think it is so cute coming from "The Website Architech" himself. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just finished the video and I want to say I loved it. It's so interesting to see your development and critique through your first websites. Great job!
Thank you so much for your knowledge I am a new web designer and still learning WordPress, HTML, and CSS and your teaching just made me better. Thank you!
👍 pencil shop is my fav
I started my first website focusing on appeal, decadence and grandeur. It was shit. Second one I opted for a modern and responsive website. Then, I wanted to show off my css skills with keyframes. And landed in the ditch from here on by growing proficient at backend and increasingly aware of websecurity practices so my later websites became solid working pieces of unnappealing stuff. And minimalism found its way into my brain when I went into my graduation year, which felt like a hard reset on webdesign...
How many fonts are ideal from both the design and SEO points of view? 🙏
Does anyone know if there a Reddit where people give helpful critique for websites? I recently made one for our family business and would like to see what people think that aren’t familiar with the industry.
www.reddit.com/r/design_critiques/ I would check in on Fridays when they do "feedback Fridays"
@@thewebsitearchitect thank you
@thewebsitearchitect. How do you select a specific theme for your wordpress projects? I've noticed every project oof yours have different wp themes.
@The Website Architect. So what program did you graduate from? I am looking for some sort of program or bootcamp to attend to skill up. I'm not sure if you did a video about this topic, but do you think bootcamps are a waste of time? If so, do you recommend good-ol-fashioned nights and weekends instead?
can you talk about colors next
Going to vote for youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
very interesting video!
Nice tips!
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This is great. Keep it up!