Gil Huybrecht - Typography in Web Design
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Typography makes or breaks a design. Master it. Become confident in making design decisions and never doubt yourself again. Learn a new design style and become an art director level designer.
- What is editorial design (07:38): Before we do a deep dive in all the fundamentals of this course, let’s define what editorial style web design is.
- Typography fundamentals (42:18): Typography is one of the most important things in design, in this lesson you’ll learn everything you need to master it.
- Grid fundamentals (17:11): Grids are the backbone of any editorial style web design, in this lesson we’ll cover everything you need to know about them.
- Art direction (19:40): Art direction can be a vague term, let’s clear it up in this lesson. You’ll get practical advice which you can use right away.
- Hierarchy, spacing and balance (21:13): Hierarchy, spacing and scale are the fundamentals of a good editorial style layout. In this lesson I go over how I use these.
- Developing design taste (07:54): Developing design taste is key to growing as a designer, in this lesson you learn how to do that, in line with your personality
- How to get inspired (06:04): Learn how to use inspiration in your work to create something new, we’ll also cover all platforms you can use for inspiration and how to use them best.
- UX tips (05:15): In this lesson you’ll find practical UX tips and insights that will help you make design decisions with confidence.
- How to start a new project (06:26): Practical guide to how to start your first design project after learning all the design fundamentals of editorial style web design.
- Responsive design (04:04): My approach for responsive design explained and how it applies to not only smaller screens but also bigger screens.
- Developer handoff (03:44): When working with a developer, the right mindset and process are key. This lesson explains how you work best with them.
- Final thoughts and next steps (02:39): Final thougts and advice so you can make the most of this course and a final piece of advice that changed my life.
