How to design a website that works

It seems that today anyone can be a web designer - electricians, plumbers, teachers, neighbors or active aunts. But that doesn't mean their sites will produce meaningful results. Do you want to create websites that cut like razor blades? Then you need to distinguish yourself from the crowd of enthusiastic amateurs.

Systematic approach to the design of the site

This guide deals with the design of web presentations (e-shops, corporate sites, microsites, etc.) that sell products or services. We will show you the structure of web design and refer you to the appropriate literature. Beginners and project owners will learn more about this area, advanced web designers will fill in the gaps in their knowledge and find supporting arguments for their work.

Web Design Guide for Designers and Clients

This guide is primarily for web designers. Project owners get an overview of the site design process. With this, they will be able to create more meaningful requests for sites and control the work of their web designers. First of all, they should study chapters on the web design process and Maslow's pyramid of design.

Web designers get a tool that guides them through the design of the site. Many aspiring web designers face a fundamental problem - they can't get started, even if they master Photoshop or HTML coding. This guide will tell them everything they need for launch. In recent years, web design has gone from just creating HTML code to a sophisticated set of disciplines, and there are few real educated professional web designers.

Content of the manual for systematic web design

This guide includes:

• A Brief Introduction to Web Design
• Basics of working with requirements
• A Meaningful Website Design Process
• Practical ideas
• Bibliography

The manual does not contain the basics of graphics programs, HTML, CSS, or programming. It focuses on a systematic approach to web design from start to finish.