Out Black Friday Page (and promo) is up until Monday:
https://flux-academy.com/black-friday
We’re going to show you EXACTLY how we ideate, design, and develop our Black Friday landing page that we’ll be using for this year’s Black Friday sales campaign.
This first video is about ideation, wireframing, and content (copy). We hope it’s useful!
If you’re looking for the Wireframing kit I use: https://platforma.ws/
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:50 The plan
2:58 Sketching on the notebook
3:50 Digitizing the sketch
6:10 Adding copy
11:30 Consulting with an expert
14:14 Revising the copy and structure
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How to finally “get” Webflow:
https://www.flux-academy.com/resources/free-webflow-webclass
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Thanks for watching the video!
Thank you for this ! But why do you do the content after the wireframes? Logic would dictate that we define the content and then we choose the wireframes adapted to the content? thank you in advance !
Great video as usual!
I learned so much things about design from you.
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I don’t think webflow can be called development from IT point of view. I believe your websites available only on webflow service. How do you present it to customers if they ask for features not provided by webflow? And if you did an actual development (coding) would you charge more?
I learn and grow from each video that you provide. I appreciate that you put a lot of effort to provide (free) content to learn and grow with FLUX. Thanks Ran.
I like your shirt my dude
Thank you for posting this! You guys are great!
What about price? Could you share how that would be calculated if that was a contract's project, because that's always been my doubt
But now everybody get access from our mobile devices. You should make the mobile web design. Please. Broooo
Are you back to FIGMA?
What is he using when putting the pieces together?
As always great content
Great video, Ran! Thanks for highlighting the importance of copywriting during early stages. I feel it’s so underrated among solo designers as we often start doing wireframes without copy in mind and then just “fill in the blanks” with content we request from clients. It should be copy first!
Copy/content is always the hardest part! It's a different process when you aren't designing something for your own company. How do you get copy written for an actual client project?
Waiting for part 2
Hope this series never end!!
Love it!