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What you’ll learn
You will learn graphic design concepts like layout, typography, visual hierarchy, design tricks, and more.
You will learn how to design beautiful websites using Figma, an interface design tool used by designers at Uber, Airbnb and Microsoft.
You will learn how to take the designs and build them into websites using Webflow — a powerful site builder used by teams at Adobe, Dell, NASA and more.
You will learn secret tips of freelance web designers and how they make great money freelancing online.
Master the full web design workflow—starting with Figma for UI/UX design, bringing your creations to life with Webflow, and launching your freelancing career. Learn real-world techniques used by top designers. Build stunning, responsive websites without code. Perfect for beginners and aspiring freelancers!
Description
Web design is fun. It’s creative.
It gives you huge self-satisfaction when you look at your work and say, “I made this.”. I love that feeling after finishing something. When I lean back in my chair, look at the final result with a smile, and have this little spark joy moment.
It’s especially satisfying when I know I just made $5,000.
Wouldn’t you want to have that?
Wouldn’t you want to be your own boss?
Working 2-3 hours a day and earning more than people working full-time?
Waking up whenever you want?
Working from home? Or Starbucks? Or the bathtub—if that’s your thing. Or maybe somewhere awesome, like Bali?
I do! That’s why I got into this field. Not initially for the love of web design, though I do love it now. I got in for the lifestyle.
There are many ways one can achieve this lifestyle. This is my way—this is how I reached the life I dreamed about for years. And I’m going to teach you to do the same.
Often people think web design is complicated, that it needs creative talent or knack for computers. Sure, a lot of people make it complicated. People make the simplest things complicated—just like most subjects taught in universities.