Professional Web Design Process Explained in 5 minutes — Transcript
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- 0:00on today's video i'll show you the exact
- 0:01step-by-step start to finish process
- 0:03i used to design this website for my
- 0:05client w this is a project
- 0:07that the web design and brand was ten
- 0:09thousand dollar and i'll show you
- 0:11exactly how we did this
- 0:12in under five minutes let's rock and
- 0:14roll
- 0:23[Music]
- 0:24hey everybody what is up my name is ron
- 0:26segal i'm a designer and i know you
- 0:28don't have a lot of time so that's why
- 0:29i'll try to compress the whole process
- 0:31that actually took a couple of months
- 0:33into under five minutes let me start the
- 0:35clock
- 0:36by the way if you want to know more
- 0:37about this process we actually created a
- 0:39full-on documentary about this process
- 0:41for the website of w so check the links
- 0:44below if you want to see the full on
- 0:45documentary but now the clock is running
- 0:47so let's get started the first step
- 0:49in this process like almost every
- 0:51process for every website or a project
- 0:53that we do for clients
- 0:54started off with a strategy session the
- 0:57strategy session is where we try to get
- 0:58to know the clients we're trying to
- 1:00align
- 1:00who they are what they want to achieve
- 1:02and how to express this
- 1:04visually on their website or on their
- 1:06brand it goes on to
- 1:08cover things like who they are what
- 1:10their story and missions
- 1:11are what what makes them unique we're
- 1:13using the online statement to understand
- 1:15how they are different
- 1:16we're trying to understand who their
- 1:18target audience is
- 1:19what their offering is how they are
- 1:21trying to communicate
- 1:23and just try to understand who they are
- 1:25and cover all
- 1:26things they want to communicate so
- 1:28that's basically just trying to
- 1:29understand who they are as a brand
- 1:32then we spent the whole day doing this
- 1:34sprouted strategy session
- 1:35to get to know them and their audience
- 1:37and then we did a whole
- 1:39separate session just for the website
- 1:42itself
- 1:42so in that session we basically cover
- 1:45what are the goals of the website what
- 1:46do they want to achieve with this
- 1:48specific website and whether the people
- 1:49that are actually going to visit
- 1:51this website are actually want to
- 1:53achieve so what do we need to show them
- 1:55we then go ahead and try to brainstorm
- 1:57what content should be on the website
- 1:59so i came in with my suggestions about
- 2:02what should be on the website but of
- 2:03course they have their own needs and
- 2:05ideas
- 2:06and so this is kind of a brainstorming
- 2:07session about everything that needs to
- 2:09go
- 2:09inside the website the second thing is
- 2:11we're trying to get some alignment about
- 2:13what do they expect in terms of look and
- 2:16feel how do they want their website to
- 2:18look like
- 2:18so again i came in with some references
- 2:21of things that i thought
- 2:23can be a good fit but this is just to
- 2:25trigger them and to hear what they think
- 2:26about this
- 2:27of course i also encourage them to bring
- 2:29out their own ideas
- 2:30and this helps to get alignment and so
- 2:33that when i'll
- 2:33end up presenting the design i won't
- 2:35surprise them and they'll be like oh no
- 2:37that's completely not what we're talking
- 2:39about
- 2:39they'll be really i'll know what they
- 2:41are expected to see and what they
- 2:43are interested in seeing after we did
- 2:46this
- 2:46we actually split the process into one
- 2:49phase we started working
- 2:50on the wireframe so we used figma for
- 2:53this because figma
- 2:55is really great for collaborations by
- 2:57the way now you can also do this with
- 2:59xd but back when we did this xd didn't
- 3:01have the collaboration
- 3:03features so we use figma for that and
- 3:05basically here you can see it's pretty
- 3:06ugly but it's basically showing the
- 3:08structure that i'm thinking about
- 3:10and what content is going to be there
- 3:13now the the great thing about
- 3:14collaboration is
- 3:15i can give them access to this file and
- 3:17they click start editing the files
- 3:19the the text here and we can start
- 3:21seeing if this is enough text
- 3:24for their story is this enough text for
- 3:26the title
- 3:27and started to get feedback from them
- 3:29once we
- 3:30get approval on that then we can move on
- 3:33and start talking about the design
- 3:35itself
- 3:36so in parallel to this we presented the
- 3:38actual
- 3:39design so as always i do
- 3:42encourage you to sell your design and
- 3:44explain your design not just
- 3:46show it as it is and so when it comes to
- 3:48presenting
- 3:49the design itself i always try to tell a
- 3:51story in this case i wanted to show them
- 3:53you know they already had an original
- 3:56logo which was a butterfly and i wanted
- 3:57to
- 3:58keep that but also updated it so i
- 4:00showed them how i use
- 4:01the letters of double and you abstract
- 4:04them to create some kind of a new flower
- 4:06that also represents holding hands or
- 4:09kind of an upside down heart
- 4:11and so this would be a good fit for them
- 4:13using colors that would be
- 4:15bold and aligned with what they're want
- 4:18to
- 4:18show this is basically how we
- 4:20demonstrated it on multiple
- 4:23applications including the website and
- 4:25social media and all that kind of stuff
- 4:27after
- 4:27they approved this we went ahead and
- 4:29applied design itself
- 4:31on the figma file now if you structured
- 4:33your wireframes correctly
- 4:35this is as easy as changing the styles
- 4:37adding some colors and replacing the
- 4:39images because you basically already
- 4:41have the structure
- 4:42for the website once this face is
- 4:45approved
- 4:46we go into webflow to actually develop
- 4:48this now the way i do this in webflow is
- 4:51i always start off with a style guide
- 4:53which basically means
- 4:54i'm putting in all the typographic
- 4:55styles and colors
- 4:57so that basically all i'll have to do is
- 5:00copy and paste them to structure the
- 5:01actual website
- 5:02and i start with the home page i
- 5:05structure all the
- 5:06content i make sure that it's you know
- 5:08mobile responsive
- 5:10and then basically just duplicating this
- 5:13page and changing the content
- 5:15for the rest of the pages that's
- 5:18basically it and i think i did it in
- 5:19under
- 5:20five minutes but i'm pretty exhausted
- 5:22and i feel like i spoke
- 5:24super super fast so i hope you found
- 5:26this useful to kind of get
- 5:27the overview of working with a client on
- 5:31a website and brand project to get it
- 5:34from start
- 5:35to finish if you're interested in oh
- 5:38good
- 5:38this is a timer for the five minute
- 5:40that's up if you're interested to dive
- 5:42more
- 5:42into this topic we do have a full-on
- 5:44course the 10k website process which you
- 5:47can check
- 5:47also below and hope that was helpful i
- 5:50will see you on the next
- 5:52video bye bye
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