Description
In this course, you will learn :
- This course guides you through every element of the web development workflow, including Figma for UI/UX design and Webflow for developing and launching websites. This course starts with a design prototype in Figma where you will learn how to structure your website, apply styles to them, use animations and finally build a completely responsive site using Webflow. By the end of the course, you will understand how to go from a visual concept to a functioning website, gaining knowledge about design and development.
- Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Figma and UI/UX design principles and designing modern, responsive layouts in Figma.
- Webflow fundamentals: Understanding Interface, tools and structure along with creating responsive layouts using Flexbox and Grid in Webflow.
- Layouts and design: typography, spacing, visual hierarchy, animations and interactions in Webflow.
- SEO basics and optimization in Webflow.
- Some tips and tricks for image optimization.
- Working with clients: client handoffs and workflow efficiency.
- Who Would Benefit from This Course
- Beginner designers and developers who want to build real websites without coding.
- UI/UX designers looking to take control of the development process.
- Marketing professionals and small business owners need a portfolio or business websites.
- Front-end developers who are curious about no-code tools for faster delivery.
- Why Take This Course
- Webflow has considered as an important modification in the no-code development landscape. It helps designers and professionals to create complicated, visually appealing and responsive websites without writing any code. By understanding and implementing this approach, you will be able to manage client projects from start to finish, which will increase your creativity and earning potential in the digital economy. Whether you are changing careers, starting a freelance business or just trying to explore your creative side, this course will provide you with valuable skills that are both practical and secure for the future.








