Whooo ~ I know I've said this 1,000x - if only I had a teacher at your level at the beginning of my career. Still learning over here. Ppl should feel lucky to have these success points. So well done 🙌
Thank you! We're trying to back it up by data and the newsletter will be all about making sure testing results in the right outcomes so definitely more insights to unlock :)
Yeah I think it helps to set the intention properly for the website, otherwise our artistic side can get crazy with gradients without thinking about the purpose. I had this happen to me too :)
6:10 Great video as always. My only criticism is that the lady holding the phone is clearly generated. I know it makes sense to do that for a tutorial, but it would have been good to scrutinize the image a bit more before ending up using it. The main issue is the way she is holding the phone, I don't think anyone puts the corner of the phone to their ear. The earring and the fingernails are also big giveaways. I wouldn't have mentioned this but since you make a point about not using bad generated images in hero sections I thought I bring this to your attention.
Yes, she is. But my point was to show it quickly as an example of a person looking in the right direction vs "ai generated images" of blobs or random backgrounds. So fair point for a real project it's best to fix up all the mess-ups AI makes. However as "not perfect" as it is, it still does work better than the counter examples :)
@ definitely works much better, it is a really great image. I normally fix issues with Magnific when I manage to generate a good image that I want to use in a comp. Just to clarify the tutorial is top-notch, you are great at visualising your talking points. 👏👏👏
@@MalewiczHype Wideo: Akcja. Reakcja. Od minuty tekst mojego Hero Section układa się w lejek zakończony przyciskiem! Mała rzecz, a cieszy. Pięknie dziękuję :)
Can't even say what is the most important here because it's all important. Like an engine with its individual parts, everything works together for a singular goal. Users have short attention spans. Don't make them figure things out. The Gaze Principle, which uses a variety of tricks, offloads user thinking by guiding them to where they need essentially eholding their hand. People want to immediately know: What good are you for me?
@@MalewiczHype I find the comparison between what works and what doesn't to be the most interesting and helpful part of your videos. Using examples of real-life projects to demonstrate your points is extremely helpful and gives a lot of context to what you are trying to explain. I've been following you for years and absolutely love your work, keep it up! 🙌🙌❤❤
Another amazing video! When designing a landing page for a company in practice, should I use free images from online sources to include on the landing page?
People want to make fancy websites to display their skills but forget the main purpose of most websites is to drive action. Only very specific niches benefit from the type of design you see a lot on awwwards and dribbble.
Hello, Michal! Long time no see. I don't know if you're using AI for choice or it is a RUclips feature; but it is lowkey terrible... Even the song that is playing on the intro is getting auto-translated to the language in question. I have no trouble watching you in english, but since it is a useful accessibility function (even tho I don't support using AI), I'd like to give you this feedback and or piece of advice here! Nice video as always, thank you so much!
Yes. We made it that way because that course was about UI patterns - and in some B2B cases an app can work in the hero section (as mentioned). All according to plan
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Whooo ~ I know I've said this 1,000x - if only I had a teacher at your level at the beginning of my career.
Still learning over here.
Ppl should feel lucky to have these success points.
So well done 🙌
Thank you! We're trying to back it up by data and the newsletter will be all about making sure testing results in the right outcomes so definitely more insights to unlock :)
The part with the big complex image blew my mind, never seen it like that - Your reworked Header looked so much better than the big Image Hero!
It was just a 5 minute rework, more to show a path / direction (and to test it further)
@MalewiczHype it blew my mind
Happy to hear! :)
For me it was that mobile gaze breakpoint. That was a nice touch!
@@adam_moucka the whole video was a banger!
…The Optical Guide 🤯🤯🤯 👀
I think learning typeframing was the most valuable part of those web design courses. I still go back to that when I am starting a web design project.
Yeah I think it helps to set the intention properly for the website, otherwise our artistic side can get crazy with gradients without thinking about the purpose. I had this happen to me too :)
4:03 typeframing is a very effective solution for communicating early stages of design to clients that might get confused with wireframes
Yes, that's the best part - they do get it when presented that way and yet they still know it's "not final" :)
Great stuff!
6:10 Great video as always. My only criticism is that the lady holding the phone is clearly generated. I know it makes sense to do that for a tutorial, but it would have been good to scrutinize the image a bit more before ending up using it. The main issue is the way she is holding the phone, I don't think anyone puts the corner of the phone to their ear. The earring and the fingernails are also big giveaways. I wouldn't have mentioned this but since you make a point about not using bad generated images in hero sections I thought I bring this to your attention.
Yes, she is. But my point was to show it quickly as an example of a person looking in the right direction vs "ai generated images" of blobs or random backgrounds. So fair point for a real project it's best to fix up all the mess-ups AI makes.
However as "not perfect" as it is, it still does work better than the counter examples :)
@ definitely works much better, it is a really great image. I normally fix issues with Magnific when I manage to generate a good image that I want to use in a comp.
Just to clarify the tutorial is top-notch, you are great at visualising your talking points. 👏👏👏
Always awesome to see you put hours of effort into making content like this! Kudos to you and have an awesome day :)
This was so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing❤️.
Which part do you want me to focus on next? Any favorite techniques here?
Thank you for commenting
Thanks for the Spanish caption!
Kolejny rewelacyjny filmik. Samo mięso. Do kwadratu, o ile nie szcześcianu!!
Dziękuję za inspiracje, chyba czas zapisać się konsultację :)
Bardzo mi miło, obecnie jedyne konsultacje to async w nadchodzacym newsletterze (link w opisie) ;)
@@MalewiczHype Wideo: Akcja. Reakcja. Od minuty tekst mojego Hero Section układa się w lejek zakończony przyciskiem! Mała rzecz, a cieszy. Pięknie dziękuję :)
Super! :)
Outstanding content, man. Cheers
Much appreciated!
Can't even say what is the most important here because it's all important. Like an engine with its individual parts, everything works together for a singular goal. Users have short attention spans. Don't make them figure things out. The Gaze Principle, which uses a variety of tricks, offloads user thinking by guiding them to where they need essentially eholding their hand. People want to immediately know: What good are you for me?
Yes, that's the idea, but every one of these tweaks does make some difference. And then there's more in A/B testing of course :)
@@MalewiczHype Indeed on both!
Sadly people these days don’t put any effort and want just a good looking UI
Great stuff, I'm applying your recommendations to a new site I'm building right now!
Great! Make sure to test and tweak it constantly!
Great video Michal, thank you for sharing!
Which part was the most interesting to you? I want to know what people find useful to focus future video more.
@@MalewiczHype I find the comparison between what works and what doesn't to be the most interesting and helpful part of your videos. Using examples of real-life projects to demonstrate your points is extremely helpful and gives a lot of context to what you are trying to explain.
I've been following you for years and absolutely love your work, keep it up! 🙌🙌❤❤
Happy to hear that! 2025 will be all about conversion and testing
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I would love to dive deeper in Typeframing method. Take good care of you.
The biggest take on Typeframing at the moment is in my Landing Page course, but I do share bits and pieces on RUclips too.
@@MalewiczHypeWhere can we find this course?
Link to our platform is in the description and the course is in books & courses there
Which heat map software are you using? Loved the video ❤
Eyetato for predictive + a lot of the examples are based on past tests using the actual eyetracking glasses ;)
Another amazing video!
When designing a landing page for a company in practice, should I use free images from online sources to include on the landing page?
Yes, for practice you can use any images you want that match and amplify the message
Another great video Mal! could you do the same but for B2B sass? I work in marketing tech so I would love to see how you appraoch these things.
People want to make fancy websites to display their skills but forget the main purpose of most websites is to drive action. Only very specific niches benefit from the type of design you see a lot on awwwards and dribbble.
That's true and with quick AI generated backgrounds this is now even more rampant.
That sounds true
👏👏👏👏👏
What is this software he is using?
When its come to mobile view how do we connect the CTA button and the visual image ?
That depends on the visual and the CTA - you can use the gaze principle when possible - like I showed here.
goated video
Which part?
Which AI did you use for the headshot in your thumbnail?
A couple of models that we connected together ourselves with Reactable.ai
@MalewiczHype by the way the video is very helpful ☺️
Which part did you like the most?
The clicking sound effects are too much and kinda annoying, can you reduce the volume in the next videos 🙈 love your content thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Noted, I wanted to test something with it - will make it a bit quieter next time
funny and badass useful...
Hello, Michal! Long time no see. I don't know if you're using AI for choice or it is a RUclips feature; but it is lowkey terrible... Even the song that is playing on the intro is getting auto-translated to the language in question. I have no trouble watching you in english, but since it is a useful accessibility function (even tho I don't support using AI), I'd like to give you this feedback and or piece of advice here! Nice video as always, thank you so much!
That is a youtube feature and I think it's automatic :)
Awesome video as usual 🫡 thanks for the effort you put into these to make a change!
Pretty sure this video is AI generated, Malewicz is a bot.
ruclips.net/video/nWbBZPjev_0/видео.html I se that you use the dashboard platform is on top of hero :))))))))))))))
Yes. We made it that way because that course was about UI patterns - and in some B2B cases an app can work in the hero section (as mentioned).
All according to plan