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How to start a website layout (for complete beginners)

How to start a website layout (for complete beginners)

How to start a website layout (for complete beginners)



Creating effective layouts is a core web design skill. But where do you begin? Even if you’re a complete beginner to web design I’m going to help you understand where to start.

📘 FREE E-BOOK ‘Principles of Layout’ 👉 https://bit.ly/3TZS04O

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:43 What type of website is it?
1:40 What’s the goal
5:16 Organizing information
10:35 Using guidelines
16:28 Best practice examples
22:40 Summary and next steps

Recommended VIDEOS:
10 Web Design Layout Ideas for Inspiration 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5iJW3d12RM
Principles of Layout Pt 1 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlsV3hu84as

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Comments (30)

  1. An important necessary and opened eye view on Layout, Thanks a lot

  2. A really useful video mate. I have been asked to improve a current web site that is really struggling in terms of it's design and layout. This video has helped me so much. What is the software that you used to demonstrate the 12 column layout?

  3. Most web hosting platform and web building programs come with templates. Would you still need to apply the principals if the format and layout are already preformatted, you're just adding your content and making a few tweaks?

  4. Thanks for making this video as this is one of my favourite topics which I struggle to focus on. I have liked, commented and subscribed.

  5. Thank you. And although I realise I already knew all the alignment tips, it was still worth the 5 minutes a) to confirm I wasn't missing anything but b) mostly for the 'G' for grid tip – such a great tip. Thank you! 😄

  6. Seems you good at talking, you talk too much😂😂😂

  7. It is a great video thanks for the great information and well delivered. This is exactly what I was looking for.

  8. waw, that's amazing

  9. great content, thanks man

  10. Well explained!!!

  11. I'm still a beginner and I didn't know about the importance of guidelines!
    ty!

  12. Beautifully explained. thanks for the video.
    Quick question can provide the link of the museum site in the video please
    ?

  13. Thank you so much Matt 🙏. A very good video, I have completed your Core Design Skills course, but this video is still very valuable and brings me new things and strengthens my knowledge. Once again thank you very much for creating very valuable things and their price is zero.

  14. More like this please

  15. BBC bite sized 💀💀

  16. Finally found someone teaching the nuts and bolts. Loved it. So basic and so necessary

  17. Great video indeed, I like the Grid mindset, I'll check the 9 principles videos.

  18. The great content 👍🏻

  19. The ebook is not downloadable

  20. Bro upload video about free website making easily 🎉

  21. 17:45 I don't like the way they did that though with just the images on the white background with nothing else and the top is at a different place for each image vertically and it's not like they're done in a pattern like KITT's VU meter in Knight Rider, it's just kind of random and it looks very primitive and Web 1.0 with the images just on a white background kind of disorganized.

  22. That is a BB 1200 in the background! Necktrough and reverse P-Pickups! I have got the same one in the same colour…..great bass!

  23. It's great Matt!
    How can we use ChatGPt/bard to generate ideas/wireframe؟

  24. Just what i needed..

  25. Great video as always. Just wondering what font you're using for this presentation e.g. the title "Hierarchy" in love with those r's

  26. Merci beaucoup!

  27. Merci

  28. To those at FluxAcademy, I just wanted to reach out and say ‘Thank you!’ for all that you guys do, in regards to these amazing tutorial/educational vids. I’m currently working to start a website subscription agency, but the closest I’ve ever been to building a website was ‘copying and pasting’ a string of code to my MySpace Bio. The next time I comment, will be with a domain name, to my first build. Until then, stay humble. Stay cool.
    •235•

  29. 👍

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