You are so knowledgeable! Thank you for making these videos, super helpful and informative. So many you tubers have a ton of useless chit chat in their videos but yours are straight to the point and I love it 😉
Hi there! I am sitting here qurantined, thinking of what to do to earn some money one day, since I lost my job recently, and I came across this video. I have just started reading about HTML when now I realise I would have to first learn about Design :), which is awesome. Thank you for this video and wish me luck. I am a pure beginner into web design and to be frank, not that much certain I could do this - learn, master and one earn money from it. But, I would do my best. Regards from Serbian girl. ♥ Stay safe
Hi, I've been doing this since 1991. I was a graphic designer/print before the web in 1991. I do think Joomla and WordPress are becoming old school and webflow is amazing. I wouldn't worry about design skills but studying what templates look like from types of websites will work. I would look up Photoshop videos because you will need Photoshop skills to edit and modify images. I love web design and you won't get bored. The way web design works changes every five years at a minimum. I would maybe join a meetup
your smashing these video's nowadays.somehow my notifications were off for this channel, wasn't seeing the video's for a bout 6 months. since you talked with chris do on a live some time ago you've really grown. definitely plan on getting the webflow course in the future.keep up the great content
@@FluxAcademy thank you and thanks for coming back to me. Ive built a few before but nothing high spec my next project will be my best ive watched a few more videos this time and have learnt alot so thanks
This is one of the BEST videos I’ve seen on how to not feel so lost on getting started. To literally just start, not knowing where to begin. So THANK YOU FOR THIS! Starting from the very bottom and having a little road map toward the right direction, this was helpful
I was looking into UI/UX and design and I was wondering. I know in today's society, experience is weighed more than education. With that said, would you recommend obtaining a Certificate/BA in design or just learning it on my own and creating a portfolio of my projects from what I learned?
Discover your videos today, the most pertinent material. Maybe we could help us with few tools, info, books, strictly about the part behind the website of code programming, and social networks codes for a website. Or maybe some inspire source in these area of code. Thank you!
Hey Ran, thanks for the amazing content. Do you think it´s a need to first get into some real-life experience in a job before venturing in freelance sea?
All the best with your your career transition man! If you need help learning Webflow, check Flux Academy's website. Also, have you seen the free webdesign course in my channel? ua-cam.com/video/C72WkcUZvco/v-deo.html
It seems something I am interested but my biggest fear in the industry is that I don't have any background in design ( I have legal background) and I am afraid not being able to find work.
Don't worry about your background. If you do an amazing web site design, your customers will not ask you about you background. Just do 2-3 works in your portfolio and show them to your customers
I would like to know what kind of schooling is involved, how long does it take to get a certification, what degree is required to be a web designer etc... Not sure exactly how to get started in the first place but somebody told me I would be good at this profession.
i am still a student and really interested in web design. but i am a bit confused about whether it is necessary to master coding;html.CSS javascript...are they necessary.
neither, coming from someone with a Computer Science Degree from a prestigious uni. I learned everything I know to get a 6 digit job after graduating. I finished uni with barely passing grades. The only useful class I had would probably be the basic programming in Freshman year which you can study online
Thanks a lot for this... So I have a couple of questions 1: how to get to you article? 2: the website where I can get the designs to use, I didn't really get the name so help me with that thanks 3: where can I get the books you mentioned please?
Is it late to start this at the age of 26? I'm working as a bartender on cruise ships, but I really wanna change the field. Web designer really attracts me.
I think one thing that has not yet been taken in to account with modern websites, is that everything is very big, which can be overwhelming and hard to take in. If you are viewing such sites on mobile, buttons are always accidentally hit, because they are so big (for example, deviantart Eclipse...) I think web designers should think about making things smaller and therefor more easily readable rather than super big/sleek, even if it "looks" good, but is not as functional as it should be. It has gotten to the point that "sleek" immediately turns me off, because I know it will not be functional. If it feels like Wix, it's usually garbage.
Web designer designes the page ( photoshop, illustrators, even on the paper like drawings) front end developers creates ( codes (html, css, javascriot) ) web pages
This is the kind of video I have been hoping you would make for so long. I am currently going through the Treehouse Web Design track but am struggling for project ideas to use to apply what I am learning. You say building any site will help a newbie develop their skills but it can be very difficult to figure out what to build when you have no client thus no art assets other than what you can make yourself. Would you have any ideas of what to make?
Hello! I’m not from USA and want to sell IT services to US market. My clients will be legal entities. How is it comfortable for companies to pay me? Is it possible to pay to Paypal? Do they need papers?
Web design is technically a category of User Interface Design (UI). i.e. Mobile Design will be a part of User Interface Design. UX User Experience is the top part that covers how that UI feels and is being used, hence called User Experience.
Looks like most people put UX outside of web design, but what kind of web designer is the one who creates designs without thinking about the experience and how people will interact with the design? I think a good web designer/designer is already a UX designer. I like to say that the purpose of design is to make something beautifully usable.
Great information on creating an effective website in 2019. I have added your video to my blog post "Learn Web Design Quickly And Easily" homebiznetworker.com/blog/default.cfm?postID=36484
Hi im 14 and was thinking Web design as a possible future career, i have been working with webflow to get a headstart, but i was wondering if this is the best software and if i am using it to the max of its capability, thank you
You are so knowledgeable! Thank you for making these videos, super helpful and informative. So many you tubers have a ton of useless chit chat in their videos but yours are straight to the point and I love it 😉
This is so thoughtful and generous of you to make this video. Great content. Thank you!
Hi there! I am sitting here qurantined, thinking of what to do to earn some money one day, since I lost my job recently, and I came across this video. I have just started reading about HTML when now I realise I would have to first learn about Design :), which is awesome. Thank you for this video and wish me luck. I am a pure beginner into web design and to be frank, not that much certain I could do this - learn, master and one earn money from it. But, I would do my best. Regards from Serbian girl. ♥ Stay safe
Hi, I've been doing this since 1991. I was a graphic designer/print before the web in 1991. I do think Joomla and WordPress are becoming old school and webflow is amazing. I wouldn't worry about design skills but studying what templates look like from types of websites will work. I would look up Photoshop videos because you will need Photoshop skills to edit and modify images. I love web design and you won't get bored. The way web design works changes every five years at a minimum. I would maybe join a meetup
your smashing these video's nowadays.somehow my notifications were off for this channel, wasn't seeing the video's for a bout 6 months. since you talked with chris do on a live some time ago you've really grown. definitely plan on getting the webflow course in the future.keep up the great content
All this value I can’t comprehend all of it this is amazing.
Can i just say thank you so much...not many people do this and you have been a great help
what about making 2020 version of this video ?🤔
would love to see it ,and also want to step in the web design.
Bruh, it's just one year old. Most of the things are still same.
Yep
@@supreetkumar7604 lol Not now
@@supreetkumar7604 Covid.
It’s 2021 and just now finding this and it’s still the perfect tutorial! Thank you sir!
How is your Web designing going at the moment?
Just started designing websites full time. Thanks for the tip
Happy to help! And best of luck! 👊
@@FluxAcademy thank you and thanks for coming back to me. Ive built a few before but nothing high spec my next project will be my best ive watched a few more videos this time and have learnt alot so thanks
This is one of the BEST videos I’ve seen on how to not feel so lost on getting started. To literally just start, not knowing where to begin. So THANK YOU FOR THIS! Starting from the very bottom and having a little road map toward the right direction, this was helpful
this is my computing homework but this brightened up my day thanks
always some great content, thanks a million!
I was looking into UI/UX and design and I was wondering. I know in today's society, experience is weighed more than education. With that said, would you recommend obtaining a Certificate/BA in design or just learning it on my own and creating a portfolio of my projects from what I learned?
Try to do both at the same time, it's possible
Portfolio
Go for the BA if you think you can do it in your own, but if you can, a portfolio alone can make you worth it as a professional.
Solid Portfolio >>>
Hello, am starting getting into it as well, could you tell me how its going for you now?
Wow! Great video. I learned so much already. Thank you for this
Discover your videos today, the most pertinent material. Maybe we could help us with few tools, info, books, strictly about the part behind the website of code programming, and social networks codes for a website. Or maybe some inspire source in these area of code. Thank you!
Do I need to learn HTML 5 + CSS and JavaScript to design websites? Or does Webflow and Loom take care of that?
Hey Ran, thanks for the amazing content. Do you think it´s a need to first get into some real-life experience in a job before venturing in freelance sea?
Great content I looking to start a brand new career and learning web design from scratch
All the best with your your career transition man! If you need help learning Webflow, check Flux Academy's website. Also, have you seen the free webdesign course in my channel? ua-cam.com/video/C72WkcUZvco/v-deo.html
@@FluxAcademy been going though all your videos the past few days Carnot get enough 😅 learning so much from you so thank you man!
It seems something I am interested but my biggest fear in the industry is that I don't have any background in design ( I have legal background) and I am afraid not being able to find work.
Don't worry about your background. If you do an amazing web site design, your customers will not ask you about you background. Just do 2-3 works in your portfolio and show them to your customers
Thanks Man, you are the best.
You smashed it man, thank you sm
Great Video, tons of great resources and insights.
Sweet. This is very helpful
you & your video are so cool honestly. keep it up!
thanks for the nice advice, and see you somewhere. :)
is it just me or i never see the option of opening it up in webflow? is it a lite or professional plan perk?
I would like to know what kind of schooling is involved, how long does it take to get a certification, what degree is required to be a web designer etc... Not sure exactly how to get started in the first place but somebody told me I would be good at this profession.
i am still a student and really interested in web design. but i am a bit confused about whether it is necessary to master coding;html.CSS javascript...are they necessary.
You should have a basic understanding of how to develop. It'll help you in the long run, but not a requirement.
please answer my question sir do I need to study tools like figma or Adobe XD while I'm studying css and html I'm a beginner. Do I need to jump there
What's the best course to take if I want to learn Web Design afterwards, Computer Science or Graphic Design?
neither, coming from someone with a Computer Science Degree from a prestigious uni. I learned everything I know to get a 6 digit job after graduating. I finished uni with barely passing grades. The only useful class I had would probably be the basic programming in Freshman year which you can study online
Is drawing skills required in web designing, look I'm very confused 😕 please someone clear me... Because I'm bad at it 😣
this was very useful, thx a lot
Awesome!! Thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
Thanks a lot for this... So I have a couple of questions
1: how to get to you article?
2: the website where I can get the designs to use, I didn't really get the name so help me with that thanks
3: where can I get the books you mentioned please?
Great content 😊
What's better: hand-coded html, & css website or webflow ?
Code by hand , you also need to know basics of html css and the rest before you even start using click and drop programs for web design
Is it late to start this at the age of 26? I'm working as a bartender on cruise ships, but I really wanna change the field. Web designer really attracts me.
Not at all! You’re only 5 years behind grad students, which is nothing. I’ve heard people telling me about a change careers in their 40’s.
Never too lte! Go for it. My aunt learned how to use computers at age 60 and she became an IT Manager. Anything is possible :)
Good work
U r amazing this is so helpful
I like your channel! Thank you!
This is so amazing
Thank you!
Great video 👍
I think one thing that has not yet been taken in to account with modern websites, is that everything is very big, which can be overwhelming and hard to take in. If you are viewing such sites on mobile, buttons are always accidentally hit, because they are so big (for example, deviantart Eclipse...) I think web designers should think about making things smaller and therefor more easily readable rather than super big/sleek, even if it "looks" good, but is not as functional as it should be. It has gotten to the point that "sleek" immediately turns me off, because I know it will not be functional. If it feels like Wix, it's usually garbage.
one more subscriber... Awesome video
so whats the difference between a web designer an a front end developer? or is it the same thing? i'm sorry if that's a dumb question
Web designer designes the page ( photoshop, illustrators, even on the paper like drawings) front end developers creates ( codes (html, css, javascriot) ) web pages
@@noobplayer1462 okay that’s what I thought but the way some people describe it. It’s very confusing, thank you for clarifying.
amazing
This is the kind of video I have been hoping you would make for so long. I am currently going through the Treehouse Web Design track but am struggling for project ideas to use to apply what I am learning. You say building any site will help a newbie develop their skills but it can be very difficult to figure out what to build when you have no client thus no art assets other than what you can make yourself. Would you have any ideas of what to make?
nice video!
Do you need a degree to do this?
Hello! I’m not from USA and want to sell IT services to US market. My clients will be legal entities. How is it comfortable for companies to pay me? Is it possible to pay to Paypal? Do they need papers?
It's cool🤙
What's the difference between ui/ux and web design ?
Web design is technically a category of User Interface Design (UI). i.e. Mobile Design will be a part of User Interface Design. UX User Experience is the top part that covers how that UI feels and is being used, hence called User Experience.
@@uiuxshoaib so basically UI / Ux is an umbrella term for web design.
Looks like most people put UX outside of web design, but what kind of web designer is the one who creates designs without thinking about the experience and how people will interact with the design? I think a good web designer/designer is already a UX designer. I like to say that the purpose of design is to make something beautifully usable.
@@karanhamav5507 yes, you can say its an umbrella term.
Both UI and UX are required to create a great design (mobile - Web - anything basically )
@@peter.dimitrov True bro, people in fact unknowingly are making UX better by tweaking their UI, they just don't know its called UX Design.
more that 400$ !
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Man...you talk alot. ..
Be more specific cause from so much talking your making ppl lose interest 🤣
98% watching are from india....
Either that or somewhere else in the 3rd world.
Lol yeah
U talk too much men
Man...you talk alot !
Be more specific cause from so much talking your making ppl lose interest 🤣
Now thats CONTENT !
great video dude sorry about my previous comment which was a bit aggro yesterday. Keep it up
i really wonder where to get nice background shapes ----- any recommendation?
Great information on creating an effective website in 2019. I have added your video to my blog post "Learn Web Design Quickly And Easily" homebiznetworker.com/blog/default.cfm?postID=36484
Nice video, tnx for sharing what about the colors?
Interesting, if you look at most demo websites they all usually use three or four type fonts.
Thank you I learned so much
Fantastic video, thank you!
thank you so much
Subscribed bhai
Thanks a lot for the good video!
dope vid
Great thanks
This video is extremely helpful. 🙏🏾 Thank you
Hi im 14 and was thinking Web design as a possible future career, i have been working with webflow to get a headstart, but i was wondering if this is the best software and if i am using it to the max of its capability, thank you
Thanks for sharing such an important Thing.
#introduction_web_design_q
Thanks Ran. This is great.
Have you tried Siteupp?
awesome