@pixeldesignlab
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@pixeldesignlab Here’s my simple and proven web design process, nothing super fancy. I thought it might help someone, I would 🔫 for these types of information when I was starting out my design business 😄🤷🏽♀️ Let me know your system! 👇🏼 #webdesign #webdesigner #uxdesign #uxdesigner #webdesigntips #websitedesign #designprocess #design #designer @Relume
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Video #5348 · Talking Head Edit
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The creator breaks down her entire web design process step-by-step, starting from client information gathering and wireframing, moving through client feedback and UI design using brand guidelines, and concluding with the final designs ready for development, using a specific client project as a case study.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 60%
You can STEAL my whole WEB DESIGN PROCESS in just 90 seconds
Verbal hook · 25%
You can best my whole web design process in just ninety seconds.
Visual hook · 15%
Creator at her desk with an energetic hair flip and a smile, in a well-lit, aesthetically pleasing office setting with a large monitor displaying her work.
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Steal this for your own video
STEAL my entire in just
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Make a bold, time-bound promise of high value, offering to reveal a proprietary or expert process that viewers can 'steal' or replicate.
Payoff
Summarize the revealed process as a 'proven formula' to reinforce its value, then pivot to a community-building call-to-action that invites viewers to share their own methods, fostering engagement and further establishing expertise.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Process Reveal Blueprint
To establish authority and provide high value by breaking down a complex professional process into a simple, replicable, step-by-step formula, using a specific case study as proof.
The Case Study Anchor
Immediately ground the abstract process in a tangible, visually appealing example of a successful outcome to prove the method's effectiveness from the start.
The Strategic Blueprint
Detail the first, foundational step of the process (e.g., planning, wireframing), explaining not just the 'what' but the strategic 'why' to establish its importance and prevent viewers from skipping it.
The Approval Loop
Describe a key communication or approval stage, demonstrating how to manage stakeholder feedback and ensure alignment before committing to the next, more intensive phase.
The Aesthetic Application
Explain the core 'creative' or 'building' step where the strategy is brought to life visually, referencing any necessary prerequisites (like brand guidelines) that streamline this phase.
The Refinement Cycle
Detail the finalization stage, acknowledging that the process involves iteration and polishing to achieve the final, high-quality result.
The Final Handoff
Conclude the creator's part of the process by explaining the final output and how it's prepared for the next stage in the overall project lifecycle (e.g., development, manufacturing, publishing).
Here’s my simple and proven web design process, nothing super fancy. I thought it might help someone, I would 🔫 for these types of information when I was starting out my design business 😄🤷🏽♀️ Let me know your system! 👇🏼 #webdesign #webdesigner #uxdesign #uxdesigner #webdesigntips #websitedesign #designprocess #design #designer @Relume
title · beginning
You can STEAL my whole WEB DESIGN PROCESS in just 90 seconds
contextual · beginning
step by step
informational · middle
don't skip this step
informational · middle
wireframes are super important
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which makes the brand MEMORABLE
call-to-action · end
what are your processes in the comments
You can best my whole web design process in just ninety seconds. I'm gonna show you what I did step by step to come up with this beautiful website design for your hair girl rank, and I use always the same process. So after I make sure I have all the necessary information from my client, I always start by mapping out the content for each page. Make sure you don't jump into designing the website right ahead from the brief. Don't skip this step. Wireframes are super important because they make sure your client can understand the strategy and the user experience without being distracted with all the visual elements like colors, images, fonts that come later in the process. You can create them either from scratch or you can use a tool. For example, I'm using a Rilloom. It speeds up the process. And then I usually film a Loom video explaining the wireframes in my client's language in their own worse no they can understand. After I collect the feedback from them and there are no revisions, we can move to the UI design phase. When we come to adding all the visuals, colors, images, all the pretty stuff, it's really handy to have a brand guidelines. With your hair girl, we were already finished with brand identity, so it was super easy to use the right colors, fonts, and the overall vibe to maintain the visual consistency, which makes the brand memorable. So I just plugged in everything, and after a few refining sessions, we came to the final designs. And from this step, you can take your Figma design and develop it in whatever tool you want. There are plenty of them. So this is my proven formula that works like charm for me, but I like to learn new things. So let me know what are your processes in the comments. I can't wait.