Web Design: Learn Pro Techniques (September 2015)

Get a job (or a better!) in web design. Learn design techniques used for Amnesty, Timberland, BBC, Microsoft & more

For plenty of people getting your first great job in the digital design industry looks as if a crazy dream...

Getting in to the industry can appear super-intimidating. Even individuals who already work in agencies sometimes struggle to progress in the event that they are not learning the right skills.

Here's the thing. The top agencies and in-house digital teams have usually got more work than they can handle so there's often opportunities for enthusiastic individuals who can come in on the ground floor and learn fast on the job. If you are smart, in case you have some talent and you are prepared to put a tiny work in, that could be you (cue fist-pump).

By the finish of this work you'll be able to design a working prototype of a web-site with great user experience (UX), user interface (UI) and interaction design (IxD). You'll be able to make use of navigation in a sophisticated way and learn the basics of responsive design for multiple devices. Along the way you are going to learn how to present content and work with web fonts and colours. And you are going to learn all the right terminology to articulate the way you reached your design solution.

Who am I & why did I do this work?

I am a digital Creative Director and agency owner. When interns or inexperienced designers come to work in my studio I require them to start designing confidently on day. This work is a collection of all the things I teach them, so if you are still reading by this point, it is probably the stuff you require to know . There is no filler - I have put plenty of hard work in to keeping it focused to get you up and jogging as fast as feasible.

To help you out, you are going to get pro quality design templates based on the ones used by my agency in the work they do for clients like Amnesty, Timberland, BBC, Johnson & Johnson & others. We are also going to choose apart a number of the sites we have designed so you can see our thinking.

What this coursework does NOT cover

This coursework does not teach you how to code or be a web developer
There's not tons of Photoshop tricks 'n' tips. There's other courses on Udemy that are great at that stuff. This coursework is aimed at students who need to be professional digital designers so I concentrate on the skills that busy Creative Directors or critical clients care most about: being able to design great net site experiences, being able to articulate your design decisions & being able to communicate with other web professionals.

Is this the right coursework for me?

To get the most out of this coursework you need some basic familiarity with graphics tools like Photoshop.
This coursework will suit everyone from a first year student through to experienced graphic designers.
There's advanced techniques in here , so in the event you already work in web design but need to up your game on responsive design or prototyping you ought to check it out. Have a glance at the free videos & see if it is for you.

Let me help you give yourself the best shot at getting on in the industry.

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