Design & Build a Website without Code
What you'll learn
- Build a website without code
- Learn the basics of Webflow
- Create an interactive prototype
Course content
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Requirements
- Web Browser
- Computer
Description
No Coding Required!
Yes, you read that right. Have you ever wanted to develop a website, but just haven't had the time to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript? Are you a web designer who needs to quickly build prototypes to share with clients and colleagues? Or are you just wanting to learn something really cool to share with your friends?
There are many tools out there that allow you to do this, like Macaw, Adobe Edge Reflow and Webflow. However, only one provides you a way to do this without downloading software.
In this course from Bloc, we'll take you through how to use Webflow to build a simple prototype website — in this case, a music web player called Bloc Jams — that features a home page, a browse page with cool album cover art, and some pretty spectacular interactions like a slide-out search panel. You'll build this site throughout the course, but you'll be learning how to use Webflow for future projects to help you success in your web design and development career!
Things you'll need to remember and do in this course:
- Forget HTML and CSS
- No need to understand Javascript
- Photoshop? Nah.
- Responsive design is easier than you think.
- Publish and deploy with the click of a button
- Prototyping doesn't require tons of time and heartache
- Build a website from scratch — without code
Who this course is for:
- Beginners who don't know code
- Designers who want to quickly prototype websites
- Developers who want to design awesome websites
- Anyone willing to learn
Instructor
![Joey Kirk](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.7 Instructor Rating
- 185 Reviews
- 10,453 Students
- 1 Course
About
As a former print designer, Joey Kirk made the leap to digital design nearly a decade ago looking to expand his skills and knowledge. He has gone on to lead and help develop user experience teams for several companies, including the Tribune Company, one of the largest media companies in the United States.
Since then he's worked alongside a number of startups and large corporations in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and other locations conducting user research, producing user flows and wireframes, creating high-class visual design mockups and seeing projects through to implementation on the programming side. At night, he runs his own design and development shop called Made by Munsters, where he works on a number of personal projects and deals with a few clients.
He also has written curriculum at some of the top online bootcamps and tech education companies in addition to mentoring hundreds of students. He's taught at the high school and university levels.
Joey loves teaching and sharing his passion for his craft. He's worked with many students and you can see what they say about working with him, below.
Joey is the father of two young children, Henry and Emma, and resides just south of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Testimonials
"Not only did Joey bring skill and depth of experience to the relationship, but also tools and advice for getting to the solutions you need alone."
"He made things easy for me."
"When I’m struggling with something I can bounce back ideas with Joey and his suggestions always seem to be the missing piece."