Website Designing Course
Website Designing Course
Website Designing is a crucial skill for creating visually appealing and user-friendly websites. In the Website Designing course at Prolytics, you will learn the essential principles, tools, and techniques to design responsive and interactive websites. This course will equip you with the skills to build professional websites that enhance user experience and functionality.
The course covers key topics such as UI/UX design, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design, and website optimization. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your web design skills, this course will help you master website designing techniques.
What will you learn
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Introduction to Website Designing
Understand the fundamentals of website design, its importance, and its role in digital presence.
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UI/UX Design Principles
Learn how to create user-friendly and visually appealing web designs.
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HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Explore the core technologies used in web design for building responsive and dynamic websites.
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Responsive Design and Mobile Optimization
Master techniques to ensure websites work seamlessly across different devices and screen sizes.
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Website Performance and SEO
Understand how to optimize websites for speed, search engines, and user engagement.
By completing this course, you will develop expertise in the following areas:
- Understanding website design fundamentals
- Developing visually appealing and functional websites
- Creating responsive designs for various devices
- Implementing UI/UX best practices
- Optimizing website speed and performance
- Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for web development
- Enhancing SEO for better search engine visibility
- Understanding website security and maintenance
- Applying modern web design trends and techniques
- Advancing career opportunities in web design and development
Learning Modules
| Join Our Online Classroom! | |
| Exercise: Meet Your Classmates & Instructor | |
| Exercise: Building Your Logo | |
| Design Resources | |
| ZTM Resources | |
| Monthly Coding Challenges, Free Resources and Guides |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Introduction To Sketching | |
| The Sketching Process | |
| Sketching User Flows | |
| Sketching User Flows 2 | |
| Sketching User Flows 3 | |
| Sketching User Flows 4 | |
| Sketching Tips |
| Resources For This Section | |
| How To Stay Inspired | |
| How To Find Inspiration |
| Figma UI: Files | |
| Figma UI: Toolbar | |
| Figma UI: File Left Sidebar | |
| Figma UI: Right Sidebar | |
| Shapes and Tools: Working with Containers | |
| Shapes and Tools: Basic Shapes and Boolean Operations | |
| Designing in Figma: Images | |
| Designing in Figma: Getting Started with Text | |
| Designing in Figma: Constraints | |
| Designing in Figma: Using Auto Layout | |
| Resources and Collaboration: Community Files | |
| Resources and Collaboration: Community Plugins | |
| Resources and Collaboration: Sharing and Comments | |
| What We Are Going to Learn | |
| Exercise: Create a Quick Logo Using Shapes | |
| Exercise: Autolayout Buttons | |
| Exercise: Responsive Navigation | |
| Exercise: Responsive Text | |
| Exercise: Imagery and Gradients | |
| Exercise: Layout and Responsiveness | |
| Assignment: Create Complex Interactive Components |
| Resources For This Section | |
| User Flows Explained | |
| The DOs and DON'Ts | |
| What We Are Going To Build | |
| Reusable User Flow Assets | |
| User Flows in Figma — Onboarding | |
| User Flows in Figma — Search |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Introduction To Sitemaps | |
| Creating A Basic Sitemap | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Reusable Sitemap Assets | |
| Figma Check In — Basic Components and Variants | |
| Sitemaps in Figma — The Top Layer | |
| Sitemaps in Figma — Digging Deeper | |
| Sitemaps in Figma — Digging Deeper Cont. | |
| Tips for Creating Great Sitemaps |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What Is A Wireframe? | |
| How To Create A Wireframe | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Basic Button Component | |
| Figma Check In — Variants | |
| How to Use Our Wireframe Components | |
| Wireframes — Home | |
| Wireframes — Cart | |
| Wireframes — Profile |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Prototyping in Figma | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Flows and Starting Points | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Connections | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Interactions | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Animations | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Prototype Settings | |
| Prototyping in Figma — Prototype Presentation | |
| Project — Navigation | |
| Project — Removing an Item from Your Wishlist | |
| Project — Finding a Product | |
| Exercise: Imposter Syndrome |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Feedback Drives Better Design | |
| Constructive Feedback | |
| Recap: What Did We Learn? |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What Is A Grid? | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Fixed and Fluid Grids | |
| Figma Check In — Breakpoints | |
| Figma Check In — Grid Style | |
| Project — Mobile Layout Grid | |
| Project — Desktop Layout Grids | |
| Simple Rules to Follow |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Serifs | |
| Sans Serifs | |
| Display & Mono | |
| Picking Typefaces | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Text Properties | |
| Exercise — Elevating a Brand | |
| Exercise — Typeface Scenarios | |
| Exercise — Google Fonts | |
| Project — Typeface Exploration | |
| Project — Pairing Font Families | |
| Project — Headings, Body and Labels | |
| Project — Typeface System | |
| Figma Check In — Text Styles |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Color Schemes | |
| Important Questions To Ask | |
| Creating Color Palettes | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Paints | |
| Exercise — Expanding Upon a Strict Color Palette | |
| Exercise — Creating a Color Palette | |
| Figma Check In — Color Styles | |
| Exercise — Using Color Styles | |
| Project — Primary and Neutrals | |
| Project — Accents |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Visual Assets Introduction | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Image Plugins | |
| Figma Check In — Image Styles | |
| Figma Check In — Masks | |
| Exercise — Image Exploration | |
| Exercise — Text and Imagery Working Together | |
| Figma Check In — Illustration Plugins | |
| Exercise — Adding illustrations to your designs | |
| Figma Check In — Icon Plugins | |
| Figma Check In — Pen Tool | |
| Exercise — Custom Icons with the Pen Tool |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What Are Forms + UI Elements? | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Best Practices — Forms | |
| Best Practices — Basic and Advanced Inputs | |
| Best Practices — Inputs | |
| Best Practices — Buttons | |
| Figma Check In — Component Properties | |
| Properties vs. Variants | |
| Figma Check In — Button Component Properties | |
| Figma Check In — Button Variants | |
| Figma Check In — Combining Components | |
| Figma Check In — Form Component Possibilities | |
| Project — Registration Flow Part 1 | |
| Project — Registration Flow Part 2 | |
| Project — Registration Flow Part 3 |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What Is Accessibility? | |
| Assistive Technologies | |
| Visual Patterns For Accessibility | |
| Tools To Make Your Design Accessible | |
| Visual Patterns For Accessibility Part 2 |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What Are Design Patterns? | |
| Why Are Design Patterns Valuable? | |
| How To Apply Design Patterns | |
| Analyzing Design Patterns | |
| Dissecting And Choosing Design Patterns |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Mobile Design Best Practices Part 1 | |
| Mobile Design Best Practices Part 2 |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Design Fidelity | |
| Visual Exploration — Navigation | |
| Visual Exploration — Buttons | |
| Figma Check In — Effect Styles | |
| Visual Exploration — Product Cards | |
| Visual Exploration — Text Cards | |
| Screen Design — Home | |
| Screen Design — Product Page |
| Resources For This Section | |
| Misconceptions of Motion Design | |
| Motion Supports Usability | |
| Narrative and Mental Models | |
| What is a Microinteraction? | |
| The Structure of a Microinteraction | |
| Not Every Element is a Microinteraction! | |
| How Microinteractions Impact User Experiences | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Figma Check In — Intro to Smart Animate | |
| Figma Check In — Smart Animate Properties | |
| Exercise — Parallax | |
| Exercise — New Message | |
| Exercise — Overlays | |
| Figma Check In — Interactive Components | |
| Exercise — Interactive Buttons | |
| Project — Parallax Welcome Screen | |
| Project — Drag Onboarding | |
| Project — Cart Overlay | |
| Project — Button Microinteraction |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Foundational Styles and Components vs. Product Specific Components | |
| Building Fidelity and Organizing Potential Components and Styles | |
| Foundational Styles and Components | |
| Components — Buttons | |
| Components — Cards | |
| Components — Headers | |
| Components — Inputs | |
| Components — List Items | |
| Components — Navigation | |
| Components — Misc. Elements |
| Resources For This Section | |
| What We Will Learn | |
| Working Towards Our Final Designs | |
| Execution — Introduction Screen | |
| Execution — Onboarding Screens | |
| Execution — Registration Screens | |
| Execution — Home Screen | |
| Execution — Wishlist Screens | |
| Execution — Profile Screen | |
| Execution — Cart and Checkout | |
| Prototypes — Registration | |
| Prototypes — Adding to Cart | |
| Prototypes — Checkout | |
| Prototypes — Lottie Files Plugin | |
| Prototypes — Search and Filters |
| Resources For This Section | |
| The Product Alignment Canvas | |
| Project Goals | |
| Target Users | |
| User Journey Map | |
| Risky Assumptions | |
| What is a User Story Map? | |
| Creating a User Story Map |
| Is Bruno Happy? | |
| Project Handoff | |
| Next Step: Project Handoff | |
| Thank You! | |
| Learning Guideline | |
| Become An Alumni | |
| LinkedIn Endorsements | |
| Course Review | |
| The Final Challenge |
| Resources For This Section | |
| How To Export And Place Designs | |
| Content For Your Portfolio | |
| Where To Host Your Web Portfolio |
| Quick Note: Upcoming Videos | |
| Initial Setup - Figma Handoff | |
| Build UI - Adding Image Assets | |
| Build UI - Styling Image Assets |
| Quick Note: Upcoming Videos | |
| Browsing the Web | |
| Breaking Google | |
| Exercise: Break Google Yourself | |
| The Internet Backbone | |
| Traceroute | |
| Exercise: Running traceroute | |
| DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: I | |
| What Does A Developer Do? | |
| Web Developer Monthly |
| WWW vs Internet | |
| HTML, CSS, Javascript | |
| DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: II | |
| Developer History | |
| Exercise: Adding CSS and JavaScript to Tim's website | |
| Optional Resource: More About the History of the Web |
| Build Your First Website | |
| Resources: Your Text Editor | |
| DEVELOPER FUNDAMENTALS: III | |
| Quick Note About w3schools | |
| How To Ask Questions | |
| HTML Tags | |
| HTML Tags 2 | |
| Self Closing HTML Tags | |
| Anchor Tag | |
| Q&A: index.html | |
| Q&A: Relative vs Absolute Path | |
| HTML Forms | |
| HTML Forms 2 | |
| Submitting A Form | |
| HTML Tags 3 | |
| HTML vs HTML 5 | |
| Copy A Website | |
| HTML Challenge | |
| HTML Lesson Files | |
| Exercise: HTML Quiz | |
| Optional Exercise: More HTML |
| Exercise Files: Code-Along | |
| Your First CSS | |
| CSS Properties | |
| CSS Selectors | |
| Optional Exercise: CSS Selectors | |
| Text and Font | |
| Images In CSS | |
| Box Model | |
| px vs em vs rem | |
| Optional: PX, EM, REM, %, VW, and VH | |
| Exercise: CSS Quiz | |
| Critical Render Path | |
| Exercise File: Code-Along Images | |
| Flexbox | |
| Optional Exercise: Flexbox Froggy | |
| CSS 3 | |
| Optional Exercise: Mastering Transitions and Transforms | |
| Responsive UI | |
| Image Gallery Files | |
| Exercise: Robot Animation | |
| Exercise: Robot Animation Starter Files | |
| Solution: Robot Animation | |
| Optional Exercise: CSS |
| Section Overview | |
| CSS Grid vs Flexbox vs Bootstrap | |
| Quick Note: grid-gap to gap | |
| CSS Grid 1 | |
| CSS Grid 2 | |
| CSS Grid 3 | |
| CSS Grid 4 | |
| CSS Grid 5 | |
| Optional Exercise: CSS Grid | |
| Exercise: CSS Layout | |
| Solution: Navigation Bar | |
| Solution: Navigation Bar 2 | |
| Solution: Cover | |
| Solution: Project Grid + Footer | |
| Quick Note: Upcoming Video | |
| Solution: Prettify | |
| The Truth About CSS |
| Special Bonus Lecture |
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At Prolytics Institute, our certifications are globally recognized, ensuring that your skills are validated by a trusted authority. Whether you're advancing in your current role or exploring new career opportunities, our credentials give you a competitive edge in today’s global job market.
Our certification programs are designed to meet international standards while catering to local industry needs. This ensures that your expertise is not only widely accepted but also practically applicable wherever you go.
Committed to preparing you for successful career placement and acing job interviews.
Our curriculum is thoughtfully crafted by senior angular specialists with extensive industry experience.
The course prioritizes cutting-edge technologies that are in high demand among top web design firms and global corporations.
A Personality Development program that enhances skills in professional communication, email writing, and effective interview techniques.
Engaging hands-on practice and real-world projects form a key part of the learning experience.
Learn directly from professionals who are currently active as developer in top IT companies.
FAQs
General frequently asked questions for students.
Our instructors are experienced professionals actively working in the IT industry. They bring real-world insights, practical knowledge, and expertise to the classroom, enhancing the learning experience.
Yes, we offer dedicated job placement support to our graduates. This includes resume workshops, mock interviews, and direct connections with our industry partners to help students transition smoothly into their careers.
Prolytics provides both in-person and online classes to cater to various learning preferences. Our online classes are live and interactive, allowing students to engage directly with instructors and peers.
Absolutely! We prioritize hands-on learning through practical projects and assignments based on real-world scenarios. These projects help students gain practical experience and build a portfolio to showcase to potential employers.
Yes, upon successfully completing a course, students receive a certificate from Prolytics, recognized by industry partners and highly valued in the job market.
Prolytics has a flexible refund policy. Students who need to withdraw may be eligible for a partial refund, depending on the timing and course structure. Please contact our support team for detailed information on refunds.
To enroll, visit our website and register the enrollment form for your desired course. You can also reach out to our admissions team for guidance on course selection and the enrollment process.
Students Reviews
I had a little knowledge of web designing languages, which Prolytics really helped to shape. This has really helped me get a well-paying job for myself. Thank you Prolytics!
I knew Prolytics was the best place to learn website designing from professionals and I was proved right after I took their course! Go for it, guys. You won’t find anything better!
Most courses on website designing get really boring but the lecturers at Prolytics are so good that every class seems very interesting and informative! I’m very happy being a student of this institute!