I've been building sites for 10 years. However, I enjoy these beginner videos because sometimes you just train yourself to do things 'the hard way' and don't realize that beginner strategies (or going back to the roots) is a great way to simplify your process. And sometimes you become stop seeing the 'forest for the trees'.
100k? No. I make between 5 and 10k. I've built sites up to 25k. But as a beginner, you will make much less until you can get some projects under your belt and prove yourself.
Thank You Sir! I'm trying to start a freelance web design business. I was so nervous about my skill level and on-boarding clients. My fear of making mistakes on a client's project or even charging for my work. Thank you Ron, you've just boosted my confidence.
I've been building sites for 2 years and this past month I've realized I didn't even know so much of the basics LOOL. went back and started learning all over again.
Wow I never thought I’ll be interested of being a web designer!! I’m figuring out on what I actually want to be… while my parents are pressuring me lol Tysm for teaching and guiding us I really want this !!
As I amateur advertiser, I can suggest WASK. In my opinion, the designer is the best part of it. I can design my ad images and use them for my Facebook ads. Honestly, it is not the best design platform but I like to not pay for creating ad images. I can both design and publish from one single channel.
Appreciate this video. As a web design "enthusiast" (so not professional, but loves to tinker around) this clip is a great summary of how the industry has evolved over the last few years.
Awesome! You have a great teaching style, my friend. I'm really excited to find a halfway-decent source of income whilst traveling over the next few years, and I really think this is the way to go. I'll definitely be returning for your other lessons in the future. Cheers!
Hello, I've been interested in web design for a side hustle myself. I figured I could ask you if it was worth learning. I'm only a teen trying to figure out a way to make quick bucks but also learn a new skill. So, I ask if it has worked out for you well.
Web design and me, we have a love-hate relationship. But this channel has been my therapist, helping me navigate through the struggles of coding and design. Do you guys feel the same? Also, does anyone else feel like they can code better while listening to chill music? Maybe it's just me but I feel like my mouse is moving smoother.
A lot of people don’t want to spend the time and energy they would rather just pay someone to do it. I build and design websites and apps for startups and small businesses
Love this video Ran! Could you make a video sharing tips for graphic designs improve their writing? Lol I know is as important to impress your clients with words for the presentation as with the design. I don’t know if it’s only my creative brain (I hope not haha) that is so visual and struggles putting down a proper and professional writing to delivery a project to a client, I want to improve this but I don’t even know where or how to start it.
I have no experience with web design, and a pretty severe phobia of computer programming. I'm interested in trying out stuff like this, but wonder if I'm capable of learning this stuff
You're awesome!!! Thank you so much for making this tutorial. I already learned a bunch from this and especially your demo. Q: What do I do if I want to use Webflow to replace an existing website that I want to modernize. Do you have a tutorial for that? Thanks again!
Question... DO you sell yourself as a Webflow designer? Or as a website designer? Is webflow a selling point? Or just a tool? Because it's no code and seen as a quicker platform, if you sell yourself as a webflow developer, the assumption would be made that you will be cheaper WF is a quicker development platform. Curious as to your thoughts.
very great question. i think he sells him services as branding. that caninclude the copywriting guides,style guides, website. or maybe as a product strategist,I doubt this one though BCS he doesn't do research.*not that I'm aware of*?
Demo project : freind name jack and he needs to sell his bicyle lesson, group couching and he is biscyle instructor what plaforms to use for this project = which one to pick based on needs ( a tools like wix, squareplaform etc might not be able to grow a long carrers to proffesional and master and it may waste of time to learn multipple different tools as a begginer ) choose webflow as you move along your journey
Hi Ran, thanks for the great video (I've seen others on your channel, and your website that are just as good). I have a question regarding Webflow: i already have a domain I've purchased and am working on (a site), but on another site builder. If i want to continue building my site but transitioning to Webflow, do i have to pay the monthly hosting you mention right at the end of this video?
I DO wish webflow handled css classes a bit better. Classes in webflow are handled in a closed hierarchy rather than a pure open cascade (which is what CSS was designed for). Stacking classes (combo classes in webflow) is not well implemented in webflow. I'm sure there's a technical reason for this... But it's still annoying.
@@FluxAcademy omg i got replied🥺🥺❤ Bro if u read again please make videos on ui/ux and product design and their tutorials too..it would be a great step if u start a complete course on it because on youtube there is no complete fully detailed course Thanks
I don't know much about web design, but I'm trying to get into it. In this regard I guess that tools like Webflow are really helpful for beginners etc. to easily create websites. However, I don't understand why a monthly subscription is needed for hosting the website on a custom domain and I'm wondering how to charge the customer for that in the end.
@@Storm-ib7uz Sure, but how do you charge the customer for that? Let's say you get up to 10.000 or more. How many years of server runtime will the customer get and what happens afterwards?
Hi. I m 44. Nothing know about website building. Working as administrator in a MNC. Want to change my profession. Can I start my career once again as a website builder? Can I learn it
Hello Dan, great video but i have some questions. Is it possible to get your template from webflow and then use figma in creating a new website using the same template
Nice video rans, please where can I watch the other levels of a web designer, you only talked about the beginner level designer, where can I see that of the intermediate and expert ?
Master the beginner level and keep learning new things in the world of web design and you won't need a video for intermediate/expert you'll just be living it. Basically if you have to ask you'll never know... and im not trying to be rude, everyone wants an easy spoon fed solution but real success comes from the ambition to seek and learn subjects on your own and put them together to make something successful
Hey! I’m new to all this and was watching the part about custom domains. As someone who is starting as a beginner, do you usually pay for monthly to give them a custom domain? Or is that something the client would do on there own? Sorry, it was not explained so much in depth so I got confused
It is always better if clients do for themselves. And you have to make sure they pay for yearly or more then that so you can be sured that they will be stay on business.
You can tell them to buy individual package for their site or you can buy agency package for multiple websites bcos you are a seller and you need to buy in bulk so you get cheaper price and then ask your customer to purchase from you in some low price.
Just a question, so when we design a website for someone on a particular platform, say Wix, do we pay for the hosting services when we make the website or do they do it?
@@Belliferous did I say there was or was not a better platform? The video is called Web Design, The complete guide to getting started in 2022… It should have been called 2022 advert for Webflow
@@CaptainDarling2020 oh you must be one of those awesome coders who can build a site from scratch, complete with CMS, design and all the scary backend stuff. The rest of us peasants do our best with the tools provided... Also he DID list 2 other options (wix and square)
He's literally just showing the basic principles & is using Webflow, you can use whatever you want. Lmao. Brian is over here getting all sassy over nothing. 😂
Im level 1 with 3 months of tutorial exp. I do have 1 client already and 2 maybes. Wild how fast this is happening... I started with javascript and ended up more interested in design lol Webflow is my 1st choice. What you get for the price is unbeatable versus stacking plugins with wordpress.
I have a Question. If I buy the custom Hosting, do i have to pay this every month for the lifetime of this Website, or will the client will pay for it after he bought the website from me ?
No. Web designers design websites. The web developers code and create de actual websites. In this video he teaches people how to use tools for website building, but that’s not coding. If you want to build websites in tools like in this video, you need to know web design principles, html, css and maybe a bit of JavaScript
Good day I just wanted to say that I am very frustrated. Please do not take this the wrong way because I think your video is very informative and is very great. However as a person with an associates degree in graphic design I find myself struggling to find work in the web design field each and every day. Everywhere you look to learn about how to build websites is telling you to use WordPress or things like WIX and it gets rather frustrating because when you go to look for a job in the web design field most companies don’t even use WIX or Wordpress. Everywhere you look they’re asking you to have a bachelors degree and you have to know these different coding types like CSS, HTML, PHP, JavaScript and a whole number of other things. When you’re a graphic designer like me with next to no coding experience who knows absolutely nothing about building a website and who does not meet the requirements that web design companies want it gets frustrating. So how does a person like me with just an associates degree in graphic design manage to score a job for a web design company what do you suggest? My plan is to go back to school and finish my bachelors.
Your plan is good. You can go back to school or you can start learning those skills you lack on by yourself, starting today. We need to learn constantly and improve ourselves as long as we can. That's the world we live in.
Graphic Deaign, you dont need to learn those languages, you just have to have the creative design principles that I assume you have learned already. Why don't you try freelancing as a web designer?
Learning Html amd Css would take like 1 month so I say to give it a try. Learning JavaScript and a framework (React or Angular) is actual coding and you don’t need those to be a web designer. Those are for Web Developers (so actual programmers). But you could try to learn the principles of JavaScript at least. Anyways, try to learn Css, Html and the principals of JavaScript and apply for Web Design positions, not web developer.
Anyways I don’t know why I give you advice as I already know Css, Html, JavaScript and React and now learning web design and I still don’t have a job in the industry so good luck 😂 I’ll learn all these things and make apps even if I make them only for myself and nobody wants to pay me. I’ll learn it just because I decided I will and I didn’t stop doing so in the last year
This is essentially a promotion for Webflow. While this is okay for people whose background is in graphic design and who don't see the need for learning web coding themselves, it may not be in the best interests of those of us proficient in HTML, CSS and JS. It will also be less efficient on a server than custom code. But more tellingly it may not provide the same visual impact as a custom coded website as to a large extent these Wix, Webflow or WordPress sites all have similar looks. Stock photos and icons versus real photos and custom icons ? One winner there.
The focus here is on "web designers" not "web developers" I'm not saying amazing developers shouldn't code or that great websites don't require custom coding.
@@FluxAcademy Ran, don't you realise that it's the site owner who *pays* in the end for the web designer's reluctance to learn how to implement a page design in anything other than WordPress, Wix or Webflow ? Don't you know how slow these CMS "engines" are ? How can we be sure our web visitors aren't being monitored by Wix, WP or WF ? Wix was devised by guys in the Israeli Defence Forces' Cyber Division, for Chrissakes.
This guide is misleading and potentially harmful. While the RUclipsr may not intend harm, the guide encourages practices that violate privacy laws, accessibility guidelines, and potentially licenses. These issues are not mentioned, and the RUclipsr essentially instructs viewers to 'put a bag over their heads' and hope for the best. This is an irresponsible and unethical approach to teaching web design. The popularity of the video is deeply concerning, as viewers are under the impression that the guide is all they need to create a website. This is a false assumption, and the guide promotes a 'fast fashion' mentality, where websites are rushed to completion without regard for quality or ethical considerations. This can lead to serious consequences, including lawsuits and reputational damage. The RUclipsr should either cease teaching this harmful material or provide a comprehensive overview of all the relevant legal, accessibility, and licensing issues. They should also acknowledge the potential consequences of ignoring these standards. It's disappointing to see individuals like the RUclipsr prioritizing quick profits over creating high-quality, ethical websites. Web development should be about building genuine value for users, not about cutting corners and exploiting loopholes. Also, it's shocking that the data privacy framework was not mentioned at all. Not a single mention of GDPR or any other privacy laws, and the text on some of the elements was so small that it was unreadable! This is a major omission in a web design tutorial. I urge anyone who is considering following this guide to reconsider. It's not worth the risk of violating laws or creating a website that is inaccessible to a large portion of users.
the world is a shitty place, such jobs are much better paid than a plumber, for example, and to be a plumber you have to be much smarter and learn much more, but as I said, we live in a shitty world led by idiots
Unfortunately, web page designers are not coders, HTML is NOT programming code, HTML just allows them to paint the web page, and because they did not learn any proper logical coding the majority of web pages are plagued with errors which is why so many are hacked. Thank god they will all soon be replaced by AI as I am fed up dealing with piss-poor web pages.
I've been building sites for 10 years. However, I enjoy these beginner videos because sometimes you just train yourself to do things 'the hard way' and don't realize that beginner strategies (or going back to the roots) is a great way to simplify your process. And sometimes you become stop seeing the 'forest for the trees'.
Hello im a beginner so can you tell me where could I learn we designing?
is it true yall make 100k for a website?
100k? No. I make between 5 and 10k. I've built sites up to 25k. But as a beginner, you will make much less until you can get some projects under your belt and prove yourself.
@@crooker2 how much do u make a year?
@@crooker2 furthermore where do you get clients from the start?
Amen🙏🏼 YOU DON’T NEED TO BE A MASTER WEB DESIGNER TO START CHARGING FOR YOUR WORK! Thank you for this Ran, you laid it out perfectly! 💪🏼
oh its you :) just debating if i should buy your seo course :)
Now I finally found my passion.
I will proceed Web Design.
Thanks a lot Bro!!
how is it going ? which website builder do you use ?
Thank You Sir!
I'm trying to start a freelance web design business. I was so nervous about my skill level and on-boarding clients. My fear of making mistakes on a client's project or even charging for my work.
Thank you Ron, you've just boosted my confidence.
Hi there! If it is possible, can you please give us some update on how your freelance is going?
assist us with ideas
I've been building sites for 2 years and this past month I've realized I didn't even know so much of the basics LOOL. went back and started learning all over again.
GOOD! good luck
Wow I never thought I’ll be interested of being a web designer!! I’m figuring out on what I actually want to be… while my parents are pressuring me lol Tysm for teaching and guiding us I really want this !!
As I amateur advertiser, I can suggest WASK. In my opinion, the designer is the best part of it. I can design my ad images and use them for my Facebook ads. Honestly, it is not the best design platform but I like to not pay for creating ad images. I can both design and publish from one single channel.
This was one of the best things I've ever seen. So helpful!
Appreciate this video. As a web design "enthusiast" (so not professional, but loves to tinker around) this clip is a great summary of how the industry has evolved over the last few years.
Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!
You're very welcome!
Awesome! You have a great teaching style, my friend. I'm really excited to find a halfway-decent source of income whilst traveling over the next few years, and I really think this is the way to go. I'll definitely be returning for your other lessons in the future. Cheers!
Hello, I've been interested in web design for a side hustle myself. I figured I could ask you if it was worth learning. I'm only a teen trying to figure out a way to make quick bucks but also learn a new skill. So, I ask if it has worked out for you well.
Web design and me, we have a love-hate relationship. But this channel has been my therapist, helping me navigate through the struggles of coding and design. Do you guys feel the same? Also, does anyone else feel like they can code better while listening to chill music? Maybe it's just me but I feel like my mouse is moving smoother.
I found this really useful for someone like me looking to get into web design - thank you!
A lot of people don’t want to spend the time and energy they would rather just pay someone to do it. I build and design websites and apps for startups and small businesses
YOU'RE GREAT SIR THANKS FOR TEACHING US, YOU SUCH AMAZING AND MOSTLY YOUR VOICE MAKES VIDEO UNDERSTANDABLE 😇😊👍
Great video, I could literally build a website with just this simple and well illustrated video. Thanks for sharing.
Yes!
But we can still help you out if you want Sir, in building a high-performance website with WordPress or from scratch (using HTML, CSS and PHP)
I’m 13 years old and I have to say this is a lot of info to take in
So much value, thank you 🙏
this was a really great video. thank you very much!
Very good video for someone who wants to start web development.
Love this video Ran! Could you make a video sharing tips for graphic designs improve their writing? Lol I know is as important to impress your clients with words for the presentation as with the design. I don’t know if it’s only my creative brain (I hope not haha) that is so visual and struggles putting down a proper and professional writing to delivery a project to a client, I want to improve this but I don’t even know where or how to start it.
I have no experience with web design, and a pretty severe phobia of computer programming. I'm interested in trying out stuff like this, but wonder if I'm capable of learning this stuff
You are only capable of what you believe
I enjoy these beginner design, is really amazing
absolutely amazing, I needed this
happy to hear!
You're awesome!!! Thank you so much for making this tutorial. I already learned a bunch from this and especially your demo. Q: What do I do if I want to use Webflow to replace an existing website that I want to modernize. Do you have a tutorial for that? Thanks again!
Question...
DO you sell yourself as a Webflow designer? Or as a website designer? Is webflow a selling point? Or just a tool? Because it's no code and seen as a quicker platform, if you sell yourself as a webflow developer, the assumption would be made that you will be cheaper WF is a quicker development platform.
Curious as to your thoughts.
very great question. i think he sells him services as branding. that caninclude the copywriting guides,style guides, website. or maybe as a product strategist,I doubt this one though BCS he doesn't do research.*not that I'm aware of*?
Demo project :
freind name jack and he needs to sell his bicyle lesson, group couching and he is biscyle instructor
what plaforms to use for this project = which one to pick based on needs ( a tools like wix, squareplaform etc might not be able to grow a long carrers to proffesional and master and it may waste of time to learn multipple different tools as a begginer ) choose webflow as you move along your journey
😍 What a great video I have seen in my life.
15:40 Reads like "fack's" but I'm glad you took care of the spacing 😂😂
Thank you for all the plate forms
Nice! So helpfull !! Thank you!
Bro you explained and did it great
Ran you need a verification, really informative videos you make.....
Would verification make the videos more informative?
This is good and valuable info thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoy your it when i do it
This is a great video 😍
Hi Ran, thanks for the great video (I've seen others on your channel, and your website that are just as good). I have a question regarding Webflow: i already have a domain I've purchased and am working on (a site), but on another site builder. If i want to continue building my site but transitioning to Webflow, do i have to pay the monthly hosting you mention right at the end of this video?
I DO wish webflow handled css classes a bit better. Classes in webflow are handled in a closed hierarchy rather than a pure open cascade (which is what CSS was designed for). Stacking classes (combo classes in webflow) is not well implemented in webflow. I'm sure there's a technical reason for this... But it's still annoying.
Thank you 👑
This is awesome of you
Great bro
Is ux/ui design different than web developer?
Kindly give complete guide on product designer as well
coming up!
@@FluxAcademy omg i got replied🥺🥺❤
Bro if u read again please make videos on ui/ux and product design and their tutorials too..it would be a great step if u start a complete course on it because on youtube there is no complete fully detailed course
Thanks
I don't know much about web design, but I'm trying to get into it. In this regard I guess that tools like Webflow are really helpful for beginners etc. to easily create websites. However, I don't understand why a monthly subscription is needed for hosting the website on a custom domain and I'm wondering how to charge the customer for that in the end.
They are renting a space on the server for you for those monthly money. The client needa to pay for that
@@Storm-ib7uz
Sure, but how do you charge the customer for that?
Let's say you get up to 10.000 or more. How many years of server runtime will the customer get and what happens afterwards?
Hi. I m 44. Nothing know about website building. Working as administrator in a MNC. Want to change my profession. Can I start my career once again as a website builder? Can I learn it
Thank you bro
Hello Dan, great video but i have some questions. Is it possible to get your template from webflow and then use figma in creating a new website using the same template
Also where can we get various fonts from
COOL!
Nice video rans, please where can I watch the other levels of a web designer, you only talked about the beginner level designer, where can I see that of the intermediate and expert ?
Master the beginner level and keep learning new things in the world of web design and you won't need a video for intermediate/expert you'll just be living it. Basically if you have to ask you'll never know... and im not trying to be rude, everyone wants an easy spoon fed solution but real success comes from the ambition to seek and learn subjects on your own and put them together to make something successful
On Which level I should be, before enrolling for your this course " Web Design: Becoming a Professional " ?
Try mirroring your webcam, your natural side is the opposite of where the RUclips icon is.
Ran! Remember to add in the link cards pls :)
Hey! I’m new to all this and was watching the part about custom domains. As someone who is starting as a beginner, do you usually pay for monthly to give them a custom domain? Or is that something the client would do on there own? Sorry, it was not explained so much in depth so I got confused
It is always better if clients do for themselves. And you have to make sure they pay for yearly or more then that so you can be sured that they will be stay on business.
@@abdulbasit911 so how do you go about that? You tell them your using this software and inform them about how much it cost?
You can tell them to buy individual package for their site or you can buy agency package for multiple websites bcos you are a seller and you need to buy in bulk so you get cheaper price and then ask your customer to purchase from you in some low price.
Just a question, so when we design a website for someone on a particular platform, say Wix, do we pay for the hosting services when we make the website or do they do it?
Well you either include it in your price or they pay it
Man I am really good with TypeScript, logic, frameworks and stuff but design has always been scary imo. 🥶
So basically an advert for Webflow then?
Name a better platform?
@@Belliferous did I say there was or was not a better platform? The video is called Web Design, The complete guide to getting started in 2022… It should have been called 2022 advert for Webflow
@@CaptainDarling2020 oh you must be one of those awesome coders who can build a site from scratch, complete with CMS, design and all the scary backend stuff. The rest of us peasants do our best with the tools provided...
Also he DID list 2 other options (wix and square)
@@Belliferous bro, you’re making a lot of assumptions. So I’ll leave you to it. But thanks for your valuable input
He's literally just showing the basic principles & is using Webflow, you can use whatever you want. Lmao. Brian is over here getting all sassy over nothing. 😂
Hey what keys was it that you pressed to delete the tabs you do t want to use on webflow site
what can i use instead of photoshop?
I have zero knowledge in web design and i really want to learn and be expert in it, where do i start from please? 😢
Google, RUclips, Udemy. You need to learn web design principles (color theory etc), CSS, Html and a bit of JavaScript
Hi sir please let me know if do I need to study figma or Adobe XD while studying css and html. Creating website with using figma or xd
Which level are you?
He is the master.
@@kishangautam7506 true I’m not sure what to do web design, learn little bit of web dev or learn Java for school
Level 1. But with my 1st client im emulating the processes like with lvl 2.
He is a man not doing enough money by making websites so he decided to teach it to make money
Every time u said "it's too big"
my mind say " That's what she said looolo"
good
Can I get the code for the website and use it say in a framework like react?
Im level 1 with 3 months of tutorial exp. I do have 1 client already and 2 maybes. Wild how fast this is happening... I started with javascript and ended up more interested in design lol
Webflow is my 1st choice. What you get for the price is unbeatable versus stacking plugins with wordpress.
I am learning MERN stack and can build basic websites but still don't know how to even get clients, congrats on your journey
Congrats! well done
what do you mean "get something live". is this video about web design or web programming?
That’s what I was wondering too. Web designers do design, they don’r build websites!!
I'm at level 2 in skills, but I'm at level 1 for clients :D
I have a Question. If I buy the custom Hosting, do i have to pay this every month for the lifetime of this Website, or will the client will pay for it after he bought the website from me ?
the client should be paying from the start
@@FluxAcademy ty bro.
@@FluxAcademy so i just type in the bank account and name of the client so that shopify for example takes the monthly payment pf his bank?
This question is too funny
Is it okay to build multiple websites using one template for different customers?
Whenever someone designs a template it will be used by many to design many websites, so as long as you use unique imagery and content, sure.
@@FluxAcademy Got it. Thanks!!!
Do you need to learn coding to be a web designer?
No. Web designers design websites. The web developers code and create de actual websites. In this video he teaches people how to use tools for website building, but that’s not coding. If you want to build websites in tools like in this video, you need to know web design principles, html, css and maybe a bit of JavaScript
Good day I just wanted to say that I am very frustrated. Please do not take this the wrong way because I think your video is very informative and is very great. However as a person with an associates degree in graphic design I find myself struggling to find work in the web design field each and every day.
Everywhere you look to learn about how to build websites is telling you to use WordPress or things like WIX and it gets rather frustrating because when you go to look for a job in the web design field most companies don’t even use WIX or Wordpress.
Everywhere you look they’re asking you to have a bachelors degree and you have to know these different coding types like CSS, HTML, PHP, JavaScript and a whole number of other things. When you’re a graphic designer like me with next to no coding experience who knows absolutely nothing about building a website and who does not meet the requirements that web design companies want it gets frustrating.
So how does a person like me with just an associates degree in graphic design manage to score a job for a web design company what do you suggest? My plan is to go back to school and finish my bachelors.
Your plan is good. You can go back to school or you can start learning those skills you lack on by yourself, starting today. We need to learn constantly and improve ourselves as long as we can. That's the world we live in.
Graphic Deaign, you dont need to learn those languages, you just have to have the creative design principles that I assume you have learned already. Why don't you try freelancing as a web designer?
Learning Html amd Css would take like 1 month so I say to give it a try. Learning JavaScript and a framework (React or Angular) is actual coding and you don’t need those to be a web designer. Those are for Web Developers (so actual programmers). But you could try to learn the principles of JavaScript at least. Anyways, try to learn Css, Html and the principals of JavaScript and apply for Web Design positions, not web developer.
Anyways I don’t know why I give you advice as I already know Css, Html, JavaScript and React and now learning web design and I still don’t have a job in the industry so good luck 😂 I’ll learn all these things and make apps even if I make them only for myself and nobody wants to pay me. I’ll learn it just because I decided I will and I didn’t stop doing so in the last year
What if someone has zero knowledge in web designing. From where they can start
You can hire a professional to do it
Google, RUclips, Udemy
how the game webs made 🤓
brate slamas mnogo
How to get money by this web designing
This is essentially a promotion for Webflow.
While this is okay for people whose background is in graphic design and who don't see the need for learning web coding themselves, it may not be in the best interests of those of us proficient in HTML, CSS and JS.
It will also be less efficient on a server than custom code.
But more tellingly it may not provide the same visual impact as a custom coded website as to a large extent these Wix, Webflow or WordPress sites all have similar looks.
Stock photos and icons versus real photos and custom icons ? One winner there.
The focus here is on "web designers" not "web developers" I'm not saying amazing developers shouldn't code or that great websites don't require custom coding.
@@FluxAcademy Ran, don't you realise that it's the site owner who *pays* in the end for the web designer's reluctance to learn how to implement a page design in anything other than WordPress, Wix or Webflow ?
Don't you know how slow these CMS "engines" are ? How can we be sure our web visitors aren't being monitored by Wix, WP or WF ? Wix was devised by guys in the Israeli Defence Forces' Cyber Division, for Chrissakes.
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the logo looks like "FACKS" not JACKS :DD
You're just not that familiar with cursive letters.
This guide is misleading and potentially harmful.
While the RUclipsr may not intend harm, the guide encourages practices that violate privacy laws, accessibility guidelines, and potentially licenses. These issues are not mentioned, and the RUclipsr essentially instructs viewers to 'put a bag over their heads' and hope for the best. This is an irresponsible and unethical approach to teaching web design.
The popularity of the video is deeply concerning, as viewers are under the impression that the guide is all they need to create a website. This is a false assumption, and the guide promotes a 'fast fashion' mentality, where websites are rushed to completion without regard for quality or ethical considerations. This can lead to serious consequences, including lawsuits and reputational damage.
The RUclipsr should either cease teaching this harmful material or provide a comprehensive overview of all the relevant legal, accessibility, and licensing issues. They should also acknowledge the potential consequences of ignoring these standards.
It's disappointing to see individuals like the RUclipsr prioritizing quick profits over creating high-quality, ethical websites. Web development should be about building genuine value for users, not about cutting corners and exploiting loopholes.
Also, it's shocking that the data privacy framework was not mentioned at all. Not a single mention of GDPR or any other privacy laws, and the text on some of the elements was so small that it was unreadable! This is a major omission in a web design tutorial.
I urge anyone who is considering following this guide to reconsider. It's not worth the risk of violating laws or creating a website that is inaccessible to a large portion of users.
Web designers DESIGN websites. They don’t CREATE/BUILD websites! Web developers build websites (coding).
the world is a shitty place, such jobs are much better paid than a plumber, for example, and to be a plumber you have to be much smarter and learn much more, but as I said, we live in a shitty world led by idiots
Actually plumbers in the us make a lot more
Unfortunately, web page designers are not coders, HTML is NOT programming code, HTML just allows them to paint the web page, and because they did not learn any proper logical coding the majority of web pages are plagued with errors which is why so many are hacked. Thank god they will all soon be replaced by AI as I am fed up dealing with piss-poor web pages.
Web designer are not coders. They should just design the websites, not build them.
wow 😅 thats a lot for a bignner . i think that wix is a lot easier
Problem with Wix is that it is not fully responsive (tablets and such). I’m moving away from Wix. Looking for something fully responsive.
This video is not even the beginning of the iceberg. Good luck! If you though you know something after this video, you know nothing, Jon Snow