Web design is not picking colours. It is understanding what the client needs, translating that into a structure that works, building it with the right tools, and handing over something that keeps standing afterwards.
The course follows one real project end to end: brief, analysis, visual concept, wireframes, prototype, CMS build, optimisation and handover. Each phase has its own exercises and deliverables, so everyone finishes with a complete case study to show.
A significant part is given to what usually gets discovered too late: performance, baseline SEO and managing the client relationship. Those are what separate a site that brings results from one that stays a nice business card.
The questions to ask in the first meeting, competitor analysis, and how to turn "I'd like a nice site" into concrete requirements.
Building a visual direction you can defend to a client, using legibility and contrast criteria rather than personal taste.
From low-fidelity structure to a navigable prototype, and how to collect useful feedback instead of a list of opinions.
Building the site on a CMS, structuring content so the client can maintain it, and choosing between the two platforms.
Images, Core Web Vitals, titles and descriptions, heading structure: what has to be fixed before going live.
Timelines, revision rounds, documentation and client training. How to close a project without an endless tail.
No course is a fixed package. Duration, angle and depth are agreed around the objectives of the people taking part, and topics from different courses can be combined into a single programme. I work with corporate groups and with one person alone: tell me what you need and we will build the programme.
Request informationNo, the course is oriented to process and tools, working with CMSs and prototypes. For the code side there are the HTML & CSS and JavaScript courses.
It depends on the project and on who will maintain the site. We cover both and work through concrete selection criteria.
We work with the free tiers of Figma and Webflow and with local WordPress installs. No purchase required.
Yes. The project run during the course is a complete case study, documented at every stage, usable as a first portfolio entry.
The foundations of the web: from semantic structure to responsive design, with modern techniques for advanced layouts.
Building visually consistent, scalable interfaces ready for development, using Figma and design system principles.
Improving organic visibility on Google: from keyword research to technical SEO, by way of content.