The Easy Way to Design Top Tier Websites

The key design principles and practical tips to build top tier websites.

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Books Recommendations:
Atomic Design - by Brad Frost
Refactoring UI - Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger (Creators of Tailwind)

[konjugate-k]

"Creativity is a process not a moment... Being creative is about connecting ideas." Very inspiring, thank you~
-Recovering Perfectionist

[evertonalmeida]

Now this is a S++ tier tutorial. The sponsoring was more than deserved.

[Wariowa]

i was supposed to be a programmer not a designer, but here i am

[erwan]

Alright, thank you for this video. I saved it and make my own time code for next time.
00:17 The Golden Rules
3:06 Atomic Design
8:01 How to elevate elements
8:43 How to be creative

[raj_srikar]

10:57 I never felt more called out by a video before. Thanks a ton for making this!

[OlabodeAdedoyin]

"If you can't explain it simply you don't understand it". This was a masterclass in explaining simply. It's basically what I've been scouring youtube for. Thank you 🙏

[CarloNyte]

Greatly surprised with how much value was in the video. And especially liked that your advert didn’t feel like an ad. Just a tool to be used for reference

[boiimcfacto]

I clicked on this video half-asleep thinking I'd just note some points and fall asleep. But oh boy this was amazing, it's jam-packed with good quality advice. I love your style of "direct" lessons, straightforward. Keep up the good content, you've earned this subscriber! ❤

[gro]

This is one of the best visualized video I have ever seen. That the information in it is also incredibly valuable is the cherry on top.

[theazs]

Some S tier advices, God knows how many time I have designed something with dummy content to find out looks out of place with the real content, learned from my mistakes. This is years of experience summed in one video, great work man, subbed.

[nexTabDE]

Truth be told, I was a bit sceptical at the beginning. I thought the rest of the video might be more text on black background and just telling us about design.
Then you really got into it and provided excellent examples that illustrated your points. So if somebody else is on the fence and they're not sure whether they should keep watching after the 1 minute mark, I promise you it's worth the ride.
Really good video, thanks for winning me over! I'll sub to the channel now. 🙂

[nebuladevelopments]

This is one of the best design videos I have ever watched. Thank you for this.

[Liam-tvhx]

This is one of the best design tutorials in general, you can apply it in basically every field of design, not just web design

[stanislavknopp]

This is the best UI / UX video tutorial for beginners on Youtube. Every young designer should watch this. Great work.

[davidwagstaff]

Watching this is like going to a buffet made by world class chefs. It's all wonderful, and I'll have to come back to eat your video about 10 times to truly taste all the goodness and make it a part of me. Megakudos.

[kaz]

your ending steps on the design process is immaculate and should be used on every tutorial. Stress and being too in love with your work will make things harder. Design takes time, a lot of time and should not be rushed.

[jacqueshayward]

If only all content on YouTube was as educational as this. Thank you

[JKevinWeng]

Wow this was really good content. Usually when it comes to ads I have the feeling to roll my eyes and skip but the ad was integrated so well to the topic of the video I was so compelled to watch through the ad as it had core information in it and not so much selling me on the product. Job well done sir.

[davidwagstaff]

This video pairs up nicely with your video redesigning Lex Fridman's site . One covers concepts, and the other is a complete implementation using those concepts.

Hell, all your videos support each other nicely. I just particularly love these two as a combo. Salt and pepper.

[yashh]

this was so helpful, like creating a system and planning beforehand about font sizes, spacing and making those css variables sounds way better than just randomly testing whatever value looks good on the website. I am going to implement this

thank you so much ❤❤❤