Website Design Process - Part 1: Planning the Site Map & Content (using Notion)

I'm going through a MAJOR process of redesign my website, and I wanted to take you on the journey with me. This is going to be a huge overhaul as I am unhappy with my current website (story of every designer, right?).

This video is Part #1 of my Website Redesign series. I show you how I start out by planning the site map and the content using my favorite organizational and productivity apps, Notion. Hopefully, you can learn some things from this series that you can also apply to your next website project.

Hope you enjoy! If you're new to my channel, let me know in the comments below and consider subscribing!

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[kevynlevine]

You’re killing it dude. The more videos the better, please.

[BalramNair]

Thank you for providing so much value to other web designers like us, just found your channel and subbed to it! ❤

[BrianTheoret]

LOVED Queen's Gambit. It was such a great show. I'm a jack of all trades too. Looking to try and hone in on something myself as well.

[thxrxxlmx]

Hey Abrot, great content! Waiting for more videos of this series to come :-)

[LytboxStudio]

Looking good mate! They keep getting better 🔥

[naveedulhassanmalik]

Have you considered a profession sitemapping tool like WriteMaps for website planning?

[ShopperPlug]

Can you can make a tutorial on how you made this site map? I don't want to draw to make a sitemap, keep things simple using text based sitemap for UI/UX tracking.

[arpadracz-fodor]

Cool stuff. I'll be back for more ;)

[markstanchin]

Hey this is great! I’m researching to build my own website and I’m struggling with organizing all the content that I found on the web. Any suggestions ?

[chrisundi]

Good stuff brother! Totally relate with the guitar and piano note, 😂. Hit me up 🤙 if you are headed to Philly. Happy to chat about design, Notion, process, etc. Be well my friend and keep up the great content. ✌️

[graphyteco]

Another spot-on video RR! We have so many similarities...just started watching The Queen's Gambit as well...been using notion for a while now...and working on my own redesign as well! Do the case study video for sure. I have a really terrible problem with niching to one industry or kind of client too...

[themanwhocando]

As a designer I'd say it can be really beneficial to clients for you to have a broad range of knowledge; you can offer a lot more to them than if you were super specialised in just one niche aspect of design. That's what I tell myself anyway 😂