I didn't think I needed to watch this one, but I'm so glad I did. Designers can 10x their design skills with the principles you covered here. I'm going to start using opacity from now on. Thanks for another bang on the money, valuable and entertaining video.

Hi Tim, thanks for the guide - I've found it incredibly useful! I don't usually comment on videos, but thought I should on this one because you obviously put a lot of effort into editing and finding relevant examples. The side-by-side comparisons you do are also very practical - keep up the good work!

BIG thanks for the spacing tip - I already saw it in another video you did recently (7 things I wish I knew - or so) I have always been struggling with spacing before but this REALLY has changed the game for me! 🙏

Cam to this video without much expectation, but in the end, the simplicity and the quality of the pieces of advice really got me! Congrats for this awesome video!!

Great vid man. Breaking the process into these steps gives anyone a clear way to get to a desireable outcome. You're killing it!

thank you so much tim! you're absolutely inspiring! I'm waiting for your framer course

There are a few really good ones in here. I do not like your typography choices though. The "before" was soo much easier to just quickly read at a glance. Like it literally took me enough time to notice to find my way around the "after" design. Plus, I'm also not sure what kind of websites most people build, probably portfolio websites (for businesses, not themselves :P) and this works great for those. I'm mainly building actual applications, like for example a scheduling tool for work etc, and a lot of these things are not as clearly applicable there. Of course, youtube looks much better than my apps, but it's hard to figure out the reasons.

This is a video I will need to come back to over and over to remind me to keep it simple when my ideas get to many and get me stuck. Thanks a lot.

Great work🔥Thanks for the guidelines Tim!

Wow, your workflow is astonishing. I'd love to follow those step by step.

Great work Tim! You've really stepped up your game! love it.

This is amazing. Thank you SO much for this vid - especially for new designers this is super helpful and clears so many things up regarding high-fid design

This had info as much as an whole book, thank you soo much for this Tim💯

I love this. As a web developer, I find this design workflow / checklist invaluable. Thanks Tim

You helped me revisit the fundamentals, even after designing for 20 years, thanks man

Great explanation!!! Gonna apply these rules in my next design for sure! Thank you.

Amazing video, now I have a solid idea of the things I have to work on to improve my desings, I'II re watch this video tomorrow to make some notes.

Looking at the flow tip you gave, I've been incorporating the wave flow in all of my designs without even knowing it, as anyone would've done, I felt EXTREMELY proud of my guts haha. Great video, learnt a lot.

Love yout content! can't wait for your framer course!

*Tim a big shootout to you, this past 2month i spent days and days learning webdesign with your video, and i think i really understood how it works thanks to all your great tutorials. I for sure have to improve my skills but really, when i work now, i'm really comfortable while working on web design. You're the best dude, thanks x1000*

This is amazing. Thank you so much tim!

The opacity trick was nice ngl. Great video!

Great video. I'm going to push back on your one font concept. Most good brand guidelines will give you the option of a main feature font and a secondary one. Then you can use contrast and emphasis in the designs.

Thanks man. I recently started with UI/UX design and it helps me a lot :D

I was a bit put off but the title, but this is one of the BEST video I have seen so far about web design. Thank you!!!

Thank you Mr Tim Gabe ,this helps us to have a clean framework and discipline our creativity. Through you advice I can create clean structured websites

0:21 - Guideline 1. Typography 2:59 - Guideline 2. Spacing 5:38 - Guideline 3. Grids 6:56 - Guideline 4. Kill Monotomy 7:52 - Guideline 5. Colors 9:22 - Guideline 6. Visuals 11:52 - Guideline 7. Details

It really helps for beginners like me, thank you Tim.

Loved all the tips, especially the details one and colors

Such a great video. I've already shared it to all my social media cuz it's so good

Very nice content as usual, Tim 👌 I can't wait for the Framer course !! Any idea on the potential release date ? Also, happy new year, I wish you the best for this year ✨

One of the best and clean tutorial ever!

I don't normally leave comments on videos but this one is extremely helpful, and I can only say that it helped me clear my mind incredibly🙌

This video started off shaky for me, since I saw some of your other stuff and it was repeated content. But that stuff near the end was awesome and I'm surprised it was free. Great video.

It's really really teach me a lot. I'm a Jr UI/UX designer from Bangladesh. But, always still confusing how to design something unique. But right now, i teach lot of things from this video. Thank you so much❤

Brilliant Video. You made it so easy to understand and consume. Kudos man.

Thanks a lot! I like your style of presenting and the info you're providing. When can we expect your course? 😊

Again that's a nice tutorial and nice Tips thx Tim

Amazing Video! Me who learning web dev and knows how to code such websites but was missing the part to how to make then design look good. Thank you so much after this video i can make it look good.

I have been doing all of that intuitively but i was having hard time explaining all that to my juniors Thankyou for making all of this easier to explain

Those midjourney output really came out good!

The guidelines were really simple and the result was outstanding

What a great video for learners, step by step with clean guideline and by far the best tutorial video 🎉 please keep creating

That was a powerful little course on design !

Wow! This is one of your best videos, simple and easy, a quick recap of most of the things you have discussed before but in the same place. And the website turned out amazing! I'm glad your channel is growing, you deserve it. :) I have a question regarding using Midjourney or free assets websites, Is that a legal thing to do with real clients? My company doesn't let me use any free assets that are on the internet. I have to create them by myself or the client needs to send them, which in most cases their assets suck and that doesn't help to create nice interfaces :( haha

Great, simple and to the point video with good examples, thanks!

Great video, but please don't use H* for the size of the headings. It is for the accessibility of a website, not the size.

headings are for laying out web sections, giving them meaning, not for styling. They are required for organizing a site. Do not style your site using headings as style points.

Another awesome video, thank you! 👍

Wow! Great job! I got a lot of inspiration from this video ☺

Great tips. Thanks so much

Really enjoy those kind of Videos, Please give us more webdesign tips, especially with examples.

Great video!!! So many useful tips! But please dont use multiple H1 tags on a page for styling reason. You can do what Apple does and hide h1 tag from the page so its only there for SEO and visually impaired users who use screen readers, but their biggest typography on page is h2 tag. Or simple style h1 and h2 tags to look identical and then decrease the font size with h3 and down

Awesome video buddy !!

Great content, Tim. It would be great if you could give the links of the great website shown in the video. That would add a lot of value in our life & save time.

Hey mate, just love your work and tips. Thanks for sharing with us..Good luck to you for your future journey..I too love to play with font, colour, typography ,editing and want to kickstart a journey as a graphic designer and am keen to extend my services and learn from them. Any tip would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance 😊

Great tips! Thanks for sharing...

Thanks for these ideas. Really great

Im love with your editing and voice

Absolutely amazing 🔥🔥

Thanks a lot Tim for those awesome contents. What kind of details can one add to a light mode design?

Enjoy your trip on the way to that Golden KZfaq plaque buddy. This is an excellent channel 🎉

Great video! 🔥

Hi Tim, your vids have been incredible! With your zero to hero course, do we know roughly when this will be released please as considering purchasing a web design course and am planning to use framer for portfolio & moving forward Thank you so much

Lo mejor que me ha recomendado KZfaq, por mucho.

Wow thanks for the video!! You are simply amazing! I would like to know which software you recommend to use to animate something in your websites? And which software do you recommend for me as a designer to use for animation in Figma

Thanks for all the good tips! I'm curious, do you have any content on putting together a UX/design portfolio? Currently trying to revamp mine and I feel like so much has changed over the last few years in terms of tools/trends/recommendations that we could use some pointers!

Thanks for the guide :)

this was a great video - need that checklist if you have for reference? And seems like Framer is really heating up, I’ll have to check it out more.

Here is free ultimate cheat trick, just make everything simple, ease of use and accessibility is what matters way more then how it looks or any fancy effects etc. There is reason why most exclusive brands have very simple web pages and titans of front end like Facebook team makes everything uninspired and simple.

Good video .:) i will say u container size is bit small 960 . :) But like what u came up with and showing alot of small details make the difference! Keep up the good work

Very good video! Thank you!

great video for beginners... how to design better than %99 of beginners...

Very helpful information.. thank you very much...

Thanks for this mateee

Thank you, I can see the advantage of the tips. But I am wondering how well some tips will translate to a page width range from 320px up to 4096px? I am using Midjourney and it is a liberation for getting great visuals. The prompting requires a day learning but after that my visuals are great and unique.

Great video. Thanks

Super useful, thanks!

The visuals and details part was pretty awesome. And the fact that it's quite feasible on Framer, it's Framer right?

Idk if I really liked this design to be honest, I feel like the original version wasn't too bad besides spacing and font. The alternating grey and light grey for the background of each section was a nice touch, and I feel like making everything flat dark blue kind of pulled away a lot of the texture things had. The mint on dark blue isn't my vibe either, it looks confused and lacks direction. The glow effects feel splotchy and kind of childish. I'm not trying to be a hater! Just voicing my opinion

Great video👍👍

Wow, this is so cool, thanks gee

Really great points covered!

Hi Tim, I have a problem with sticky positioning. I set all parent frames to overflow: visible and it works perfectly fine. However the screen of the website on the right side expands which looks terrible. I don't know how to fix it without removing the visible overflow.... Thank you for help

I am new to designing and just learn figma recently. I am ready to learn no code tools but cannot decide between webflow or framer. I have html and css coding knowledge (not a pro). Which would you recommend between the two.

I like this upgrade bud.

Very nice!

Maybe oversold it a bit with better than 99%, while I like the improvements, the one I don't agree with is the color change, the white design was much easier on the eyes.

Thanks for the video

Thanks a lot. :) Do you have a full tutorial on how to use figma?

Tim tim tim, Im with you from 500 subscribers! Good luck in 2024!

Thank you for years🎉

Awesome 👌

Where did you find the harness webpage - this looks AMAZING? Tried to look it up but the current one looks so much worse... can you share the URL? Or is it some redesign?

Tim, I was hoping to use your files for my kinetic class but I don't see them on your website.

I prefer the first one more. All it needed was some spacing and small layout changes and it would look much better than the ai generated looking website on the rigjt

Don't use opacity for your final colors - it's too dependant on the background it's placed on, you don't have a solid hex/hsl to work with, and highlighting the text once it's on the website looks different to other text. Instead, play with the opacity to find the right look and convert it to a solid color without opacity.

Isn't it good practice to define those numbers all in terms of root font size (rem) instead of pixels?

More value than others have in their course

You are genius!