KEY Web Design Principles: Navigation, Hierarchy & Color

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Thanks for watching the video 3 Principles for better Web Design: Navigation, Hierarchy & Color

[jg_quan]

Videos like this is exactly the reason I love the service YouTube provides, and the dedicated YouTubers that upload to it. Incredible breakdown. This is a college level, high level overview of this topic. Thanks!

[ashleyrossgoingmerrily]

That was an excellent breakdown! Thank you for the reminder to think about how color is used as a way to tell the user something, not just for looks. Makes for efficient design.

[victordabak]

Web design doesn't have to be difficult
All you need to do is to watch Ran Segal's Videos daily

[bigfoot]

I used to think animation and the current trends were the most captivating aspect of a web site. But in reality it’s the basic simple things that really mater. Clarity to what ur trying to sell or communicate.

[mrgngrn]

After some work experience I now always wonder whether it was the designer who did not so great or was it the client who was like "I want this bigger, and this bigger, and it's so dark with the black overlay let's get rid of it"

[adityachatterjee]

Sir! You should become a professor someday, would never skip your class :D Simply explained, got through very easily. Thanks a lot, going to check out the other stuff you've posted!

[henrythomas]

This is a fantastic video. It's clear and easy to understand your explanations. Thank you for providing this information.

[annlishchynska]

Thank you for the type of the content. We all need more such videos

[Prashant]

we need more content like these
On how to design better websites (advance only )

[samialvi]

That was a perfect breakdown of very important steps to be taken while designing a beautiful attention catching webdesign!

[kimcruz]

This is freaking helpful! Glad I found your channel 🥰✨

[tysonlind]

I will say that I THINK that first design was attempting to go for more of a blue/orange theme which are complentary and will make each other pop, but like you pointed out, they missed the mark and the color was more purple, making the contrast just worse AND the background was too bright and not colored well to provide contrast. Great video, I sent this along to the execs on my team! I especially liked the way that you broke down hierarchy. Will definitely be checking out more of your design videos on the channel. I'd really like to better understand image and text placement, button placement, and choosing how to break up assets and sections on a page in a way that looks professional. Hopefully I find some videos on that here, but if not, there's some ideas for future vids!

[BBI-Brandboost]

With online competition continually growing, the need to have a website which provides a high quality user experience is essential. This can either be done in house if capable developers are on hand, or outsourced to a professional website design agency. Whether creating a website from scratch, or redesigning a current one, when choosing an agency to work with, it is important to understand what they will do for your website.

[hsh]

Those S sounds are tearing my eardrums . Good video btw

[recipehacker]

The first site is nevertheless superior. It violates all your rules yet is better. The whole s greater than the sum of the parts.

[marleyrosen]

I liked this 40 seconds in because that is exactly my issue. THank you so much for making it so clear what you will be teaching sio I won't be wasting my time (which I'm not :)

[ck]

3 principles of web design:
1. Navigation
2. Hierarchy
3. Color

[NAZIFIMAGAJI-copi]

Thank you MTNF for inviting me to watch this amazing vedio

[dhstrother]

i mean when you use language the way you do, yeah it seems like the first design was "harder" but actually the hamburger menu is always accessible on every page and has the exact same submenu system.

i think you're speaking more to convention trends than what is actually "good" or "easy"

just wanted to point this out because i think changing our perspective on how we present this info brings us closer to an objective look at user experience

personally, i think both websites suffer from all the same design flaws.

[Tophymaster]

To be fair, the first Law Firm has the better headline (not perfect but better).
The second one "Exceptional Outcomes" is so generic and can be used for everything.
With the first one I know from the beginning that the firm is focused on Family Law and centered in San Francisco.
I have hint if the site is the right one for my intentions.