Web Design Exercises
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System vs web fonts
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Export size
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Web resolution
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Avoid oversizing the header
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Don't overload the landing page
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Offer perks to users to boost engagement
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Increase credibility with social proof
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Adaptive design
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Make the value proposition obvious
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Laptop
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Desktop PC
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Ensure your page loads quickly
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Pay attention to your CTA button
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Use a compelling headline
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Add customer support
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Wireframe
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Use brand authority to build trust
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Add visual cues to scroll down
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Responsive design
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Background image
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Visual center
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Active zones
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Avoid jargon in your copy
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The rule of thirds
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Web design
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How to use close elements
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Visual design
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Negative space ensures legibility
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Eye movement
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Open composition
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Design responsively for multiple screens
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No-code development
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How to use light elements
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Design perception
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Integrated grid
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3-Point composition
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Use contextual images
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Column grids
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The golden ratio
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Compositional balance
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Dark mode
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Hierarchical grid
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Column grid
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Provide enough space within a header
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Add movement without animation
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Manuscript grid
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Passive shapes
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2-Point composition
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Active negative space makes for visually interesting designs
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