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What is the difference between pro and amateur website design? What does the design process look like for an expert vs a beginner? Today we're going to explore the key differences between pro's vs amateur's by redesigning five websites that members of my private design community sent to me. Along the way I'll show you simple ways you can elevate your designs to look professional with just a few simple changes.
Chapters:
0:00 - Pro VS Amateur
0:25 - Website 1
3:33 - Website 2
6:35 - Website 3
10:30 - Website 4
13:53 - Website 5
Hey thanks for the review! You have a lot of talent. Keep up the great work! I'll be making the modifications asap
Glad you found that helpful Chris!
Hey Chris. I checked out your website after watching this video. And while I think you did great with the redesign from @DesignSpo and implemented it fast, I would like to bring to your attention that you can't forget about your mobile design. Of course, I don't know much about your business, so maybe you deemed that your software isn't meant to be used via a mobile phone, which is totally okay. But many people use their phones to browse the internet, and right now your mobile design could use some attention :) best of luck on your journey, and great work.
@@Shaminat0r thanks, I agree with you! We are still new and working on this. Do you have anything specific you think should be improved?
@@chrisbcarlson The big thing would be fixing clipping at certain breakpoints between your buttons, and currently the buttons also stack in mobile view, however they are completely capable of being side-by-side in a mobile view. I believe also their centering is slightly off. Other than that, it feels and looks good!
@@Shaminat0r Thanks for your feedback I will try to work on this in the coming days! appreciate it!!
Holy shieet! As a non-designer, I get so impressed to watch professional designer rework simple designs into beautiful and effective displays. Amazing!
Years of experience, priceless.
Your real-life explanation is pure gold. Period. Well done!
Hands down the most practical and informative web design video i have seen in ages
These videos are getting better and better man, keep it up man you can get big
Blown away by this video. Super informative, love the designs and the reasoning on why you gave each designs. Subbed and like for sure, looking forward for more content!
Love how you kept the redesigns direct and client focused, nothing fancy or schmug. Keep it up!
Really educational and fun to watch! I'd love to see more episodes of this!
Wow! What amazing results you achieve in your redesigns, love it!
Brilliantly done, need more videos like this! 🔥🔥
Love learning from real example and the creating process.
I'm just recently starting to learn all about web design and your explanations and processes are so easy to understand! Thanks and I'm subbed
Chamo esto está brutal. Y ni siquiera he visto el video completo. Great job bro!
Subbed. Really solid redesigns!
Hey, love your style, productive Feedback and clarifying what a site is about (headings). I would love to see, what you do when designing for Tablet and Phone. I always find myself struggeling with making a site "pop" on phone, since there is just so little space. Keep up the awesome work!
Your work is amazing! Thank you for these extremely high quality videos.
Love the way you take inspiration. You actually steal the design of other websites with out actually copying it that's the point of designing.
So cool to watch your reviews
Great video, great work!
Great work! I loved this video :)
This is such a great video. You really are a great designer. You've gained a new subscriber!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Super helpful!
Great video, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Great suggestions
I'm surprised to see a video this good with such a low subs count.
i learned a lot from this holy
Love the redesigns! What video recording / editing software do you use? Thanks!
a great friendly educational video thank you for both feedback and knowledge
wish you the best
Hey bro love the tutorial. Can you please do a tutorial on how you do that colour gradient thing, thats very handy to know.
You are amazing. Here's hoping that I can make my own website look half as good as that lol
A hidden gem right here!
This format is so fresh and exciting!keep going and you will be the next big youtuber!
Agreed
great vid
I like this video, very informative and leearn something new
thank u man
Nice redesigns bro
Thanks! Glad you liked them
I really don't like when contents like 'trusted companies' are added purely for visual balance, on 90% of the designs I see. You applied the logos to the 1st design without knowing if they actually have trusted companies to list, if the business doesn't, then what do you use? You thought about design 1st, communication 2nd, it should be the other way around.
Great design ideas ❤ how do they fit responsive? Would be great do see such designs on mobile too 🤓
Great video. Loved your design ideas.
Can you please make a simple Figma web design tutorial, suitable for beginners?
I really love and appreciate this work. Can you please spare a time to explain how figma works, that will really help out a lot
Hello I Just Watch Your Video Randomly But Love it i just want to know that from were you find perfect design inspiration because i always struggle a lot to find perfect and right inspiration of designs
Great video, great redesigns! You are a legend! Keep going!
ı just watch a 21 second and o clicked subs button
Lovely
Like to see more like this 😊🎉
Thanks for the video! Beautiful.Use odoo v17 for our ERP. They do some silly stuff with their the architecture and integrations. From what I’ve found you can’t simply import HTML5, react, etc bootstraps. Can’t use node at all. 🙄 Created prototype in FIGMA, but they make it too complicated to just import.
Very good video, keep it up! I wanted to ask you a question, I loved the grid background at 3:10 you put behind, I would like to know if you know any good tutorials to create elements like that. I've seen very nice backgrounds in very professional websites, with gradients, different lines, etc., I don't know if I'm making myself clear, but I never found tutorials for that... background elements? Dont know how to call it
Thank you! Those little details are what I love most about web design. They're very tedious to make by hand but a video on subtle things you can do to elevate a design could be really cool, thanks for the idea.
@@DesignSpo Great that you understood what I wanted to say! You know, I've been searching for tutorials or courses for months to create those elements, and I only see them on very professional-looking websites... there must be some place to download resources like those, or a good course... I hope to find it... I'm really glad I gave you an idea for a video, it's also one of my favorite aspects of web design :)
Just want to add that this is something I struggle with as well, and I would love a video on how to create and bring in these little details!
Hey! Can you also mention the fonts you used across in your videos? Will help a lot!!!
Great tips, but keep in mind about accessibility white text on orange won’t pass the screen contrast test. But how would it look on a phone?
I came here to say the same thing.
where from u pick the inspired web design as you found in this video
Man, your redesigns are 🔥 But what about mobile? Do these sites need a separate mobile/tablet designs?
For sure they will. But things like the nav and Polaroids have nice solutions.
On the Kickboxing site, you changed the navigation by adding white background 25% opacity, and some background blur. How did you acheive the background blur?
In Figma, there's an option to add effects like drop shadow or background blur. In CSS you can use backdrop-filter: blur(); to achieve the same effect
@@DesignSpo THanks for the CSS information. Just when you think you know them all... 😄
This is an amazing video. I am really glad I saw this. Please how do you get the websites you use for inspiration
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! I primarily use lapa ninja and awwwards to find inspiration. But a lot of my inspiration recently has come from Twitter
@@DesignSpo Thank you, please what's your handle so I can follow you.
Hi, the video was awesome but wanted a video where these web pages resize themselves and change their alignment in mobile view. If there is more content on the desktop view how would it resize or align in a mobile viewport.
That's mobile responsiveness I believe?
Can I get the resources of the designs you have made on the video?
currently working on some websites this was so helpful to watch before setting on any designs!
Glad it was helpful!
How do you add what you created in Figma to the website?
This video is incredible- please make it a serious
How do we submit our sites for roasting
😂😂😂😂 yoooo
what program is this?
What app do you use in the video to redesign?
It's called Figma :)
How can i have you review my website?? Also can you post some videos on hostinger because that's the software I use and I think it'll benefit many people.
These are very insightful. But I have to worry, how do these ideas translate to a mobile screen?
What software are you using in the video? I tried looking everywhere to see if you mention it, even visited your website, I can see anywhere you mention the platform you use for your design
I also wanna know
@@Barz.Gaming I’m guessing you have to pay him to get that info Smh
The software is called Figma. Hope that helps. 🙂
how can i submit a website for redesign...? i have an appliance repair business
Awesome! Send me an email at george@designspo.co
8:33 Nahh, that orange button looks straight outta Windows XP lol
Hello sir , I want to show my website to you that I redesigned , How can I do it ?
do you have any knowledge on school ui?
What was the URL for Cardinal website looks fun
It’s cardinalapp.io
How do you insert this on your own website?
how to make the glass efect in CSS?
CSS have gradients feature
Nice video but I would have liked to have seen how the designs look on a phone.
Basically, how to make the same website 5 times that don't work on smaller screens.
It does
I’m new and want to be designer. You didn’t state what you’re using so I have no idea what you’re doing. Do you teach basics in your subscription?
I use a program called Figma to design websites. I cover some basics, although my channel is probably not the best for an absolute beginner. Flux Academy is a great TH-cam channel that has a lot of videos for people of all experience levels.
@@DesignSpo ok thanks. Maybe I’ll join after checking out flux academy
@@SRC503what type of design are you looking to get into ? Figma is great. Def look to understand code and work with html editors in parallels. It will make you that much better.
Also books are great. I used to be a huge fan of Friends of Ed. Now defunct but they did all the books for Macromedia ( now defunct and bought by Adobe). Just start from the beginning and work on the task they give. The 4+ hrs tutorials on yt are good but take multiple to get more perspective. Cheers
I literally just posted this same comment. I wish TH-camrs considered the questions that their viewers or people that stumble on their channel would ask and address it
What design software are you using?
Hes using Figma I believe
Ok so in figma do you design it and can export it directly to html?
What is the Site called where he redesignes ?
Figma is the software he uses to prototype the redesigns
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That last CTA..it looks like a pain in the ass to implement... or maybe im just inexperienced?
* Create a div container and three children divs
* Make them align horizontally using flexbox
* Make all 3 children divs look like a pill (like the "book a session today" button)
* Target last child and make it a circle
Right now you should have 3 divs that are lined up horizontally. The first two should look like the "book a session" button and the last one should look like a circle
* Reset border-radius of second child
* Make the container position relative
* Make the SECOND child position absolute
* Second child should look like it's gone. Change background color and add border so that you can see it
* Increase the width so that it bridges the gap between the two divs (the call to action and the circle)
* Adjust the height so that it looks like same as the video
* Change the background color of the second child back to its original color. Same as the other children
Now it should look just like the video
Really cool
😂 but you made everything bootstrappy
Is this figma?
Yes it is.
Figma balls
Should he called "how to design an orange website"
This is a bit too much copying from others
is it me or is his mouth not in sync with the words?
Tbh. your designs are just boring, without any worth recognition. the designs before may not have been great - but you're doing the "stock-photos" of designs