Web Design: Be Responsive!
Organize the content
A course by Francisco Aveledo , Web designer
About the video: Organize the content
Overview
“The first thing you have to do is decide what you want to show on your website, that is, what the content will be. Try to simplify it as much as possible and show only the essentials. You should keep in mind that every time users spend less time on a website. This is the moment to draw a simple map where you can see the sections or screens that the portfolio will have.”
In this video lesson Francisco Aveledo addresses the topic: Organize the content, which is part of the Domestika online course: Web Design: Be Responsive!. Learn to design your responsive web portfolio.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] In this unit about architecture of the information. We will start organizing the content Your web page will carry. It is a very simple process. We are just going to draw a kind of map with what they would be their screens so you have an idea How much is that web page going to cover? Your web page can have only one page, single screen or can have five Or you can have ten. I would advise you to simplify them as much as you can and most importantly is that you start making this map to know how far will it go? How many screens will it have? And what information will it carry each of the...”
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Course summary for: Web Design: Be Responsive!
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Category
Web & App Design -
Software
Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Digital Product Design, Interactive Design, Mobile Design, UX / UI, Web Design, Web Development
Francisco Aveledo
A course by Francisco Aveledo
My name is Francisco Aveledo and I work as a graphic designer under the name of FA Design. My specialty is web design and corporate image although I cover other areas of design. I have spent more than 15 years dedicating myself to design, many years of study and the last 6 years on my own.
I have always been passionate about digital design, although I also appreciate the traditional part of design, as I had the opportunity to learn both. Since I studied design, I liked the idea of designing for the screen, of organizing content and showing it efficiently. I have worked in many projects, both web, print, motion and other digital surfaces such as digital television service applications.
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