How to make things pop in web design. Yeah, for real.

You can “make it pop” if you know what you are doing. Understanding “hierarchy” gives you the power to control how the user is going to go through the content you have on your website.

If you want the user to see the number 1 first, you need to know how they’ll read 1, 2, 3; not 3, 1, 2, or they’ll be confused.

Timestamps:
Β· Intro 0:19
Β· Examples 2:17
Β· Demo 5:38
Β· Summary 10:50

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37 Comments

  1. Very good examples used in this video. Seeing the first (bad) examples makes it clear what you DON'T want a site to look at. I can always find these kinds of bad examples in government websites, especially at state, city, or county levels.
    Also, a lot of smaller non-profits and charities tend to have poorly designed websites (sadly). Anyone who is just starting out and needs to add to their professional portfolio, I recommend finding a legit charity you support and volunteering to help design/redesign their site for them. That way you get to build your portfolio while helping a good cause. Win-win!

  2. Thanks for pointing out the Adobe color. It is very hard to communicate what looks good together and what does not. The Adobe color is an excellent tool for those of us without "color vision". I especially liked the drop a photo feature that will work well when I teach design to my high school students.

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