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Modern Web Design Demystified

Andy Pratt, Jesse Arnold

Modern Web Design Demystified

Andy Pratt, Jesse Arnold

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Class Description

Online web design is not just about choosing fonts, colors, and layouts. The days of throwing a static visual comp over the wall are ending. Designers are now encouraged to work side by side with clients and developers. In Modern Web Design Demystified you’ll learn how to communicate with developers and collaborate with your clients in order to design websites that function as well as they look. You’ll learn about: 


  • The fundamentals of responsive web design
  • Working with Clients to identify and prioritize goals
  • How to communicate with Developers
  • Best practices for project workflow
 
In this online web design course, Andy and Jesse will share real world case studies to help you understand exactly what goes into creating and launching a website from the ground up. They’ll tell you about the tools they use and offer tips on working with everyone from the coder to the client.

High-quality web design is complex, but it gives businesses and orgs the opportunity to really connect with their users. Learn the ins and outs of the entire web design workflow process in the Modern Web Design Demystified course.


Bonus materials include: 
  • Sample Dev Tickets
  • Responsive HTML Wireframes
  • HTML Pattern Library
  • Sample High Resolution Visual Comps
  • and more! 

Class Materials

Bonus Materials with RSVP

Syllabus - Modern Web Design Demystified.pdf

Bonus Materials with Purchase

Froont.com 60 Day Free Trial Coupon Code.pdf
Ministry of Space Sample Dev Tickets.pdf
Ministry of Space-Sitemap.pdf
Modern Web Design Demystified Resources.pdf
invision.com 6 Month Free Trial Coupon Code.pdf
Ministry of Space Product Brief.pdf.zip
Ministry of Space-FONT for Use with PSD Files.zip
Ministry of Space-Layerd PSD-Desktop Version.zip
Ministry of Space-Layerd PSD-Mobile Version.zip
Ministry of Space-Layerd PSD-Style Guide.zip
Ministry of Space-Sample Site-HTML Wireframes.zip
Ministry of Space-Sample Site-Pattern Library.zip
Ministry of Space-Sample Site-Responsive Home Page.zip
Ministry of Space-Sample Site-Thumbnail Wireframes.zip

Ratings and Reviews

CityGirl
 

I've already taken several web design classes, but there were still some details that I found confusing. Andy and Jesse did a great job of explaining things like; programming languages and how they interact to form the structure of a site, work flow responsibilities between team members and the blurry lines between them; and agile methodologies applied to work flow. They used case studies to illustrate how this all happens, where variations crop up, and how to address them. If you're new to web design, or just want to understand the functions of other team members, this is a great real world look at the whole process. I haven't found this in any other class, either on-line or local. Andy and Jesse are both very experienced working designers with current knowledge. They're very responsive to questions and seem to really enjoy teaching. Having two instructors is a great benefit because you get double the perspective, knowledge, etc.

Junko Bridston
 

I worked with Andy when he was a Creative Director at Funny Garbage, a design studio in New York City. I found him to be knowledgeable​, articulate, and lovely to work with. I learned so much from him at the beginning of my career. In response to a previous comment: it seems silly to dismiss this class because Andy wears t-shirts with his blazers. If you think leaders only wear suits and ties, then maybe this class isn't for you. But if you want to learn from someone with loads of experience and a friendly manner, I really recommend it. You won’t be disappointed.

Jesah Segal
 

From A to Z, this class methodically covers everything you need to know to create a website from scratch. Great class. The teachers are great too.

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