The 7 laws of good Web Design

Such a high quality video wow… 😯 thank you man!

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It’s interesting that good design depends on the use case. For example the ‘Oscilloscope’ website design wouldn’t be good if it was meant for a shop with really high site usage, but it’s perfect for it’s target audience.

Thank you for advice

Hey Bont :)) Thank you for the amazaing and informative video. Just a quick question which applications do use to design and have your websites operating?

Hi, I'm Hannah, a website developer and manager, I view the world through the lens of a problem solver and troubleshooter. It's my job to make sure that websites are up and running smoothly, and to quickly address any issues that come up. I have to be both technical and creative, as I work with the website code, while also considering the overall user experience and aesthetic. It's my responsibility to keep the website running like a well-oiled machine, so that users have a positive and seamless experience.

Thank you for sharing this practical information 🖤

I'm offering web design services!

What a clear speech! For me, as a unfluent english speaker, it is easy to listen you

I just visited the metal website that you created and showed in your video. I love it however, on a iPhone it looks terrible. Multiple menus are showing multiple titles or showing needlessly. I would check it. I took a screenshot but there’s no way to show you here.

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This is actually wrong.
1. Design doesn't have to be "memorable" at all. There are many websites in the industry that follow these "cookie cutter" layouts with no transitions or interactions other than basic navigation and they are exceptional examples of good ui/ux. Not only "templatish" websites are good, they are usually better than those creative ones, because they are familiar there for - intuitive and way more user friendly even easier to understand, scan and just consume. Those creative ones have common problem of distracting and putting unnecessary cognitive load. They look good from aesthetics point of view but ux/ui - poor.
2. Its a bit hypocritical to say that good design is timepless, when "good" examples presented in this video uses contemporary style, from fonts to layouts, which will go out of date.

Great insights brother.

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thx - some really good advise here

Excellent points, thank you for sharing. Isn’t it important to have the unique value proposition above the fold due to short attention span?

Hey what is the name of the application where you opened " mantrackers "

Can you make a video explaining the difference between Web Designer vs Web Developer. I am under the impression that it’s almost the same.
Thank you so much!

Thanks so much Adrian for the greatest rules. ☺️🎉

thanks for all your knowledge. I'm learning many things. I have a question. Can an artistic design coexist on the same web page with a commercially focused design? and how would it be?

Hey, what's that typeface in your thumbnail? Looks awesome.

amazing, even from seven years ago your site still look stunning.

Great video. Thoughts on Good web design is natural. I like the technique. And to add to that idea, in nature, light and shadow operate differential. Sun is yellow, Sky is blue. With golden yellow light you get the complementary opposite color in the shadow. So with that in mind, light colors should skew towards yellows, darker ones towards blue. Or in your case, light colors in the red spectrum, darker ones goes to green.

Adrian is the best, so knowledgable and well spoken!

Excellent points. Thanks for the sharing.

wich ool do you use ti inspect the page? Thanks !

Muito obrigado por essa aula. Acho que estamos concordando com tudo.

You need more light , and fix the camera angle

WHAT!! that color palette overlay trick was mind blowing. 🔥🔥

Amazing!!

I resonated with everything you said in the video. It would be cool to create a website for these seven laws and the website itself will demonstrate these laws as a real world example 😁

This is great content, so different from the other channels that are all the same. Thank you!

biggest most valuable advice you give imo is to look at nature and physics instead of dribble! That alone will 10fold progress for new designers.

Nail the fundamentals and the rest usually falls in place. Chase timeless design and not trends. I took your grids and composition for digital designers course awhile back and it pays off everyday. It definitely helped me bridge the gap. Good stuff, Adrian!

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great vid! :))

This channel is just a goldmine

Thank you for these practical information. Always invaluable.