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Next-Level Web Design

9h 35m 15s
English
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Next-Level Web Design is a 8-lesson 9 hours 35 minutes self-paced course by Benten Woodring. Master Professional Web Design and learn how to create modern, aesthetic, and user-friendly websites entirely on your own.

Course facts

Lessons
8
Duration
9 hours 35 minutes
Language
English
Released
January 2025
Added to CourseFlix
October 2026
Instructor
Benten Woodring
Price
Premium

Master Professional Web Design and learn how to create modern, aesthetic, and user-friendly websites entirely on your own. The course helps you quickly enhance your skills, build a portfolio, and reach the level of a confident web designer, even if you're starting from scratch.

What Makes This Course Special

The program is designed so that you not only learn the theory but immediately apply it to real-world tasks. You will follow the process of creating a website step by step — from the initial ideas to a well-thought-out visual and a final mockup in Figma.

  • Systematic delivery of material — easy to understand even for beginners.
  • Modern methods, relevant tools, and best market practices.
  • A strong focus on practice: each module is reinforced with real assignments.

Design Websites Like a Pro

The course is suitable for both beginner and practicing designers who want to take their skills to the next level and create confidently strong projects. The training is structured so that you gain a complete understanding of web design — from typography and grids to UX logic and adaptability.

In practice, you will learn to work with references, form visual concepts, structure compositions, and create full-fledged landing pages, applying approaches from leading digital studios.

Upon Course Completion You Will Receive

  • Ready-made projects for your portfolio, allowing you to confidently apply for jobs or attract clients as a freelancer.
  • A fully functional landing page with adaptation for mobile and desktop devices, created according to studio standards.
  • Practical skills that will help you execute commercial orders, pass interviews, and grow in the profession of a web designer.

Who This Course Is For

  • Beginners who need clear and structured learning from scratch.
  • Graphic and UI/UX designers looking to expand their competencies.
  • Freelancers aiming to improve project quality and increase service fees.
  • Professionals planning to transition into web design.

What You Will Learn

Apply Professional Web Design Principles

You will understand the basics of visual communication and learn to:

  • choose harmonious font pairings;
  • build clear visual hierarchy;
  • work with color and create palettes;
  • use grids and modular systems;
  • design adaptive interfaces for different devices.

Work Using Methods of Leading Design Agencies

In practical lessons, you will master processes applied by global studios:

  • search and analyze references;
  • create visual concepts;
  • design effective hero sections;
  • work with ideas and create final mockups;
  • prepare projects for handoff to developers.

Peek Behind the Scenes of Real Commercial Projects

You will study the complete process of creating a website for a client — from research and concept to final design. Through examples of successful case studies, you will understand the logic behind decisions and learn to apply these approaches in your own work.

Who teaches Next-Level Web Design? Benten Woodring

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For over ten years, I have been creating and developing cross-disciplinary teams, working through my own studio and collaborating with leading global agencies. I design visual identities and digital products for major brands and ambitious startups. My clients include Spotify, Peacock, Salesforce, Chipotle, Indeed, and other companies whose projects have received international recognition. My work has been featured in publications and platforms such as Fast Company, Webflow, and others. When I'm not designing interfaces and creating new visual systems, I spend time cycling or going on mountain hikes with my family.

What lessons are included in Next-Level Web Design?

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001 Session 1 Typography & Color Demo
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002 Week 1 Office Hours
01:05:55
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003 Session 2 Layout
57:30
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004 Week 2 Office Hours
56:54
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005 Session 3 Finding Inspiration & Establishing a Style
01:21:52
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006 Session 4 Design
01:00:17
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007 Week 3 Office Hours
01:54:01
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008 Week 4 Office Hours
01:21:54
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Frequently asked questions

Can I start if I've never designed a website before?
Yes—you can start from scratch. You'll work with foundations such as typography, color, and layout before bringing those decisions together in a website design. The course also takes you through finding references and developing a visual direction, so you don't need to arrive with an established style. Expect to practice as you go: the assignments are part of learning the process, not just something to tackle after watching everything.
What will I actually make?
You'll work through a website design from early ideas to a finished mockup in Figma, with landing pages as a practical focus. That means making decisions about the visual direction, arranging content, and considering how the design adapts to mobile. The work is intended to give you projects for your portfolio. You're practicing how to bring a whole page together, rather than only doing isolated exercises in color or typography.
Is this still useful if I already do some design work?
It's aimed at practicing designers as well as beginners, so you don't have to be starting from zero. If you already make websites but want a more structured way to choose references, establish a style, or build a layout, those are relevant parts of the course. The emphasis is on visual foundations and applying them to complete pages; it isn't presented as training for a narrow design specialty.
Will I be working in Figma, or is this mostly design theory?
Figma is the tool used for the final website mockup, but the course isn't only about operating the software. You'll also practice the decisions behind the design: choosing type and color, organizing a layout, and turning references into a visual concept. There are practical assignments alongside the theory. If you're looking specifically for a tour of Figma's features, the focus here is broader: using design principles to create a website.
Will this teach me to code and publish the website too?
You shouldn't assume coding and publishing are included. The clearly outlined workflow runs from initial ideas through visual design to a final mockup in Figma. Mobile adaptation is part of the stated outcome, but there aren't specific details about development languages, hosting, or deployment. If your main goal is to build and launch a live site yourself, check those requirements before enrolling rather than treating a finished design as the same thing.
How much time should I set aside?
Expect 9 hours and 35 minutes of viewing across eight lessons, with additional time for the assignments and your own design work. Some of that runtime is office-hours content, rather than eight separate design sessions. The total time you'll need depends on how long you spend developing and refining your pages. For planning, treat the listed runtime as viewing time, not as a promise that you'll finish the practical work within it.
What could I use afterward beyond the landing page I make here?
You'll have practice with decisions that come up across website projects: choosing typography and color, structuring layouts, using references, and establishing a consistent visual direction. Thinking about UX logic and mobile adaptation should also help you approach pages beyond the one you're working on. The useful takeaway is a repeatable design process—from an initial idea to a considered mockup—along with work you can use in your portfolio.