The Easiest Way to Build Websites

The Easiest and Fastest Way to Build Websites

Research + Design + Coding

[mshl]

I always wondered why people waste their time and energy on just designing for their small websites instead of writing the code directly. But now I understand.

[PigHead]

Bro this is gold. No fluff, just straight to the point. Thank you sir.

[avexrage]

no music needed, pure gold information. u deserve my subs

[markanderson]

I teach engineering design in college. Wish all my students saw this before the semester! Nice job.

[Diego_Cabrera]

I can’t stress that enough. The design part is the most important part. It makes the coding part so much simpler.

[JokerLover]

I went to web design school. You effectively condensed a lot of the knowledge we were taught in 4 years into a 10 minute video. Looking back at it now it was a generous waste of time and most of the knowledge that will help me get into college right now was self taught.

[lancewilliamcatal]

Youtube algo ahs blessed me again. The design approach is a game changer.

[GabeKMusic]

I love that you take the extra time and effort to explain things for those with less experience in certain technical domains - Like how you explain concretely what you mean by CSS and code editor. As a software engineer, I wish other educational content would do the same for the programming rabbit holes I fall into while debugging. Too many assumptions about their audience are made by educators

[mahidulislam]

The snap scrolling and scale really did "THE THING" for me.
ly brother, u earned urself a sub.

[ally]

Full stack dev here of 15 years. Really enjoyed your video, you've put down in a short clip lessons I've learned the hard way or now intuitively follow without really thinking about why.

[ResEnd_-]

This blew my mind, it's 3am, I got tired from a personal project here but after watching, I look foward to just send my current files to the bin and go to figma and start it over, and right (maybe?).
Thanks for making myself want to fail again by driving my to believe I can learn from it, like u said you did.
Great work, editing and direction on the video, congrats! ❤

[brunosag]

You're my go-to guide when building a website from scratch now. I love your straight-to-the-point, UX-focused approach on these, and would love to see other videos diving deeper into each one of these steps. Keep up the great work!

[consume-news]

I have this gut feeling that this channel is gonna 3xpl0de in terms of viewers. Quality content brother.

[Beloved_Digital]

This is my last bus stop. Masterclass content.
Thank you
Sajid

[danielvaega]

Never felt so rewarded for sticking around till the end of a video. Mans felt like an Avenger at 10:55
Thank you, Sajid. You are clearly a super-Saiyan-tier of codurr

[icczynitezz]

I actually despise doing planning and designing...especially into documentation during my final year proiect at uni. I only realised how important it is when i start working on the code hands on. I was blank on where to start. The documentation i made is what helped to to stay on track.

[SnakesRaven]

Should be mandatory to watch. Nowadays I hardly touch a computer when building the structure of a website and its pages, just pen, paper and sticky notes. Here are my two cents:
- If you create wireframes keep it simple: just focus on what section goes on what page, on each section write down the purpose and if there's a cta or link provide that as well. Something like "hero title" with description "in the homepage hero section we will have the main value proposition followed by a main call to action button towards page so and so" followed by "button". That's it, you are only structuring your website and its pages, so focus on it. No need to add images, colums, sliders, etc to the sections because if you show it to the client they often get confused and think it's already the design.
- Do you really need that fancy animation, goofy slider and sparkling glitter following your mouse cursor or are you just trying to show off? That's right, keep it simple and if it doesn't add value get rid of it.

[nathanielreeves_dev]

the scroll snapping and scale I didn’t know! Excellent tips.

[superuserdo]

Infact the best video on YouTube. You planned and designed this video well that's why you attracted me quick. You earned yourself a subscriber bro

[ALL_RUNDER]

While writing code I was always thinking what if I had something like blueprint of what I want to build?
Then I see the power of planning before writing code, it is timetaking but worth it, because coding is easy but solving problem is hard.
This video is just introduction to website-building guideline, but it is wonderful and powerful.
Sajid, if possible make video on you use the approach to build website of your clients, and discuss other approaches as well.