Complete Web Design: from Figma to Webflow to Freelancing

Web design is fun. It’s creative.

It gives you huge self-satisfaction when you look at your work and say, “I made this.“. I love that feeling after finishing something. When I lean back in my chair, look at the final result with a smile, and have this little spark joy moment.

It’s especially satisfying when I know I just made $5,000.

Wouldn’t you want to have that?

• Wouldn’t you want to be your own boss?

• Working 2-3 hours a day and earning more than people working full-time?

• Waking up whenever you want?

• Working from home? Or Starbucks? Or the bathtub—if that’s your thing. Or maybe somewhere awesome, like Bali?

I do! That’s why I got into this field. Not initially for the love of web design, though I do love it now. I got in for the lifestyle.

There are many ways one can achieve this lifestyle. This is my way—this is how I reached the life I dreamed about for years. And I’m going to teach you to do the same.

Often people think web design is complicated, that it needs creative talent or knack for computers. Sure, a lot of people make it complicated. People make the simplest things complicated—just like most subjects taught in universities.

But I don’t like complicated. I like easy. I like life hacks. I like taking the shortest, simplest route to my goal. I didn’t go to art school or get a computer science degree. I’m an outsider who hacked my way into this field, and somehow, I ended up as a sought-after professional.

That’s how I’m going to teach you web design—so you’re not discouraged by needless complexity. So you enjoy the process because it’s simple and fun. So you can become a freelance web designer in no time.

For example, this is a design course, but I don’t teach Photoshop. Why? Because Photoshop is needlessly complicated for web design, yet people still teach it to web designers. I don’t. I teach Figma—a simple tool that is taking over the design world. You will be designing a complete website within a week, while others are still learning basic layouts in Photoshop.

Second, this is a development course, but I don’t teach you how to code. Coding for web design is needlessly complicated and takes too long to learn. Instead, I teach Webflow, a tool revolutionizing web design. You’ll be building complex websites within two weeks while others are still learning HTML and CSS basics.

Third, this is a freelancing course. But I don’t just teach you how to write great proposals—I give you a winning proposal template. By the end of the course, you’ll have a stunning portfolio website, complete with portfolio pieces.

Enroll now and start whenever the time is right for you. I keep the course up to date, review every assignment, and answer every question in the Q&A.