I have been watching your videos and I must say, you are really good at what you do. I do have a request though, could you make a HTML, CSS and JavaScript tutorial in your style, I really need it, thanks!
Thank you, it means a lot. Coming to tutorials, covering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is a big task, and will take a lot of time and effort. I know the tutorials out there could get a bit boring. So i will try to cover parts of it in a fun way.
Your videos about front-end coding are incredibly useful and stand out from others I’ve watched. Thank you for sharing such clear and practical content!
Love this, the way you take step by step very inspirational. Thank you man. Where do you deploy your apps? I wonder how you deployed it on your portfolio's /lex/ page, it looks very cool and easy to access.
Great, work. May I ask if you could please make these codes available for us to download? I want to make an website but I want to start off from your code as it gives me a basic structure to begin with. My website will look very different so no worries. Thanks
Have you thought of scrapping his website for dynamic content generation? You could do so by leveraging webservices as wrapapi or even with puppeteer. This would allow your site to mirror whatever content is available on his orignal website without you updating it.
I love this video. However, if I were to visit Lex Fridman website, I would prefer the paper presented with summary like the old website. Because I don’t wanna have to click a card just to see what’s the paper is about. I can just read from summary. That’s just my preference. Clean/better UI don’t always means better UX. Awesome video though👍🏼
Clean UI doesn't mean better UX. This was just a fun project, I did the whole thing probably in an hour. Never thought I would actually publish it or anything. Thanks for checking it out and your amazing feedback, I love it :)
@@whosajid THANK YOU MEANS THAT WE HAVE TO ADD MORE EFFORT IN CSS TO FOSTER THE NEXT ROADMAPS, Please Can you Please Provides Road Map for Fronted Developer 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@internet_facts250 Valuable content will keep coming. Just stay tuned. But don't worry too much about CSS. Focus more on JavaScript. The more you practice and build, the better you will get at writing CSS.
Your website design is composed of large images and large buttons. It looks like from the Windows 8 era. The front page is almost completely devoid of any information and has a huge face in front. Your approach is based on an ideology that desktop user's job is to constantly scroll and click instead of minimizing effort. Why does a user with a 32 inch screen need large thumbnails the size of cigarette packs? Do you understand the difference in designing for iPad mini and for 32 inch PC screens? Your tactics expose everything wrong with today's webdesign. Once people started creating "responsive" websites 10 years ago usability of websites dropped significantly. Every website looks like a large iPhone screen. It's painful to constantly scroll, endlessly, click dozens of times, there is tons of wasted space left for white or black margins, buttons and photos are insanely huge and getting all the information in one place requires lots of effort. Webdesigners should understand that a designing for a 6 inch screen requires a completely different approach than designing for a 34 inch screen and responsive design is a wrong way to go. Let's hope the "responsive design" fad goes away as quickly as possible. We should go back to classical principles of design from about the year 2000, only with more modern approach. The times of endless scrolling and clicking on desktop and big tiles and big photos should go away.
You made his personal website so generic it looks like a small business i wouldnt trust with my credit card info. This is what happens when people think you can approach design as a purely systematic process and dont think about the humanity of it (you know, actual design). Design is not a STEM topic, its humanities/art
This is the ONLY silent coding video I've ever watched and found more engaging than when the creator explains.
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Thanks, I am glad you liked it.
I have been watching your videos and I must say, you are really good at what you do. I do have a request though, could you make a HTML, CSS and JavaScript tutorial in your style, I really need it, thanks!
Thank you, it means a lot. Coming to tutorials, covering HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is a big task, and will take a lot of time and effort. I know the tutorials out there could get a bit boring. So i will try to cover parts of it in a fun way.
Please cover these 📈
I saw your channel this morning and in less than 4 hours, I've watched all your videos.
Much love bro ❤
Much love ❤️❤️❤️
Your videos about front-end coding are incredibly useful and stand out from others I’ve watched. Thank you for sharing such clear and practical content!
Amazing work! thanks for sharing it! I've learnt so mucho from it, I would love to see another sample of a project
I am glad it was helpful. More to come
Awesome video!
I really wanted to see something like this. I'm currently learning and would like to see good people and their standards and habits.
this is a hidden gem among those cliche web building tutorial videos
You gotta show him this dude! Thanks for the upload. Very fun to watch.
I sent him an email. No reply 😅
@@whosajid I believe he doesn’t want to change it, otherwise he would’ve paid someone to do it already.
This is awesome! I especially liked your thought process behind designing the website at the start of the video! Very entertaining as well!
I didn't know that watching a programming video could be entertaining 😅
Love this, the way you take step by step very inspirational. Thank you man. Where do you deploy your apps? I wonder how you deployed it on your portfolio's /lex/ page, it looks very cool and easy to access.
Free on GitHub pages bro
You’re great. Please keep these tutorial and explaining code coming!! Best
This is so good! Love this channel :)
Clean and functional. I love it ❤
Great work!
What program did you use to edit the video / record your screen? Look great.
OBS and premiere pro
This is very cool! Keep it going!
very useful for a newbie like me! thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice, just subscribed👍👍
great content! keep up legend
Great, work.
May I ask if you could please make these codes available for us to download? I want to make an website but I want to start off from your code as it gives me a basic structure to begin with. My website will look very different so no worries.
Thanks
None of the links on the live work? I'm using a Samsung tablet S7
Yeah, just a fun project.
Have you thought of scrapping his website for dynamic content generation? You could do so by leveraging webservices as wrapapi or even with puppeteer. This would allow your site to mirror whatever content is available on his orignal website without you updating it.
This redesign is just for fun
I love this video. However, if I were to visit Lex Fridman website, I would prefer the paper presented with summary like the old website. Because I don’t wanna have to click a card just to see what’s the paper is about. I can just read from summary. That’s just my preference. Clean/better UI don’t always means better UX. Awesome video though👍🏼
Clean UI doesn't mean better UX. This was just a fun project, I did the whole thing probably in an hour.
Never thought I would actually publish it or anything. Thanks for checking it out and your amazing feedback, I love it :)
I think the logo looks like it's part of adobe creative cloud software 😅
hahaha
IS THERE ANY NEED TO ADD OTHER CSS FRAMEWORKS
Only for complex web apps. For simple landing pages, vanilla CSS is enough.
@@whosajid THANK YOU MEANS THAT WE HAVE TO ADD MORE EFFORT IN CSS TO FOSTER THE NEXT ROADMAPS, Please Can you Please Provides Road Map for Fronted Developer 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@internet_facts250 Valuable content will keep coming. Just stay tuned. But don't worry too much about CSS. Focus more on JavaScript.
The more you practice and build, the better you will get at writing CSS.
Nice , but the navbar doesn't work
It sure does. Just as in the video. The links will not work.
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I know someone who has a dentist website, can I do this no-code for him?
I don't think this design will work for a dentist.
Your website design is composed of large images and large buttons. It looks like from the Windows 8 era. The front page is almost completely devoid of any information and has a huge face in front. Your approach is based on an ideology that desktop user's job is to constantly scroll and click instead of minimizing effort. Why does a user with a 32 inch screen need large thumbnails the size of cigarette packs? Do you understand the difference in designing for iPad mini and for 32 inch PC screens? Your tactics expose everything wrong with today's webdesign. Once people started creating "responsive" websites 10 years ago usability of websites dropped significantly. Every website looks like a large iPhone screen. It's painful to constantly scroll, endlessly, click dozens of times, there is tons of wasted space left for white or black margins, buttons and photos are insanely huge and getting all the information in one place requires lots of effort. Webdesigners should understand that a designing for a 6 inch screen requires a completely different approach than designing for a 34 inch screen and responsive design is a wrong way to go. Let's hope the "responsive design" fad goes away as quickly as possible. We should go back to classical principles of design from about the year 2000, only with more modern approach. The times of endless scrolling and clicking on desktop and big tiles and big photos should go away.
you realize that most sites get mostly mobile traffic and about no one uses 32inch screens except u and i
Why lex didn't change his website design to this ?!
This was just for fun
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Did you do all this excellent work for nothing? His old site is currently up. I hope it wasn’t a non-payment issue 😑
Just for fun.
You made his personal website so generic it looks like a small business i wouldnt trust with my credit card info. This is what happens when people think you can approach design as a purely systematic process and dont think about the humanity of it (you know, actual design). Design is not a STEM topic, its humanities/art
Humans need generic things. For good reasons.
@@kaymikundi7935 personal brands arent generic, even if they're lex fridman
@@TeHzoArthis is for beginners to learn and this is an excellent example. If he made something far more complex then we wouldn’t be able to follow
@@1queijocas brother he has a whole other video where he suggests that making anything better looking like this is an anti-pattern
I agree