
Explore Webflow, a no-code web design tool that lets you create, edit, and publish responsive websites with clean code and one-click hosting.
Explore the designer view in Webflow, a browser-based tool, and learn to manage dashboards, projects, folders, collaboration, editor vs designer, CMS, assets, pages, and responsive previews.
Learn to configure Webflow project settings, including the domain, icons, time zone, hosting plans, seo options, forms, and custom code, and explore collaboration and billing options.
Learn to add Google fonts, Adobe fonts, or a custom font in Webflow, apply typography across all pages via the body all pages selector, and override styles with CSS classes.
Learn how Webflow uses CSS styles, HTML tags, and classes including combo classes to control padding, margins, and colors, with hover states via the style manager.
Master breakpoints in Webflow by starting from a desktop 1366px design, then adapt to tablet and mobile, using a 12-column grid and inherited styles for seamless responsiveness.
Master the Webflow layout basics by setting a 1242-pixel main container, building sections and content, and applying responsive breakpoints with media queries.
Build a hero section in Webflow basics by placing a left text block with heading and button beside a right image, using flex and grid layouts for responsive alignment.
Style hero elements in Webflow basics by setting typography (font family, size, line height), colors, margins, padding, and shadows for headings, captions, and a big button using pixel values.
Explore components and master components in Webflow basics, learn to create, edit, and reuse components with states and overwrites, and manage instances and nested components for consistent design.
Explore button states in Webflow by editing a base button, applying hover, disabled, and outline variants, and creating new components based on the original with overridden styles.
Create a responsive Webflow menu from scratch using components, containers, and a brand link, customize navigation links and a dropdown, and tune typography, layout, and margins for desktop and mobile.
Learn to build a custom Webflow submenu by inspecting the navigator, structuring a four-item dropdown with icons and text using link blocks, and styling with a white background.
Apply a hover state to a submenu block in Webflow, adjust padding and grid, and use custom code to ensure white text on hover across pages.
Fix the submenu to the top with fixed positioning across devices using a prebuilt Navar component, then tailor its styling for tablet and mobile via swatches and responsive layout.
Learn to convert a Webflow mobile menu to a full screen fixed overlay with a white hamburger icon and midnight-blue background, using precise positioning and a z-index, starting in landscape.
Finish a responsive Webflow menu by styling mobile navigation links, adjusting margins, adding a logo, and switching the menu button between hamburger and X across breakpoints.
Create a responsive features section in Webflow by building feature cards with icons, captions, and images, tuned for min-width and min-height, and grid-ready layout across breakpoints.
Design a responsive delivery section in Webflow by adjusting margins and padding across breakpoints, centering content with a reusable header section, and using a background image with cover/contain.
In Webflow basics, build the standards section by duplicating the hero, create a new standards class, replace the image with an SVG, and add caption, heading, and paragraph.
Build a tabbed interface with a left tabs menu and right content using the tabs component in Webflow, customizing the current state and a left dot indicator.
Create responsive tabs in Webflow by styling a content panel with a background image, white text, and a 500px width, optimized for tablet and mobile layouts.
Learn to build a responsive logo grid in Webflow basics by configuring a multi-column grid, adjusting gaps and fractions, replacing logos, and refining layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
Learn to build a Webflow FAQ structure with items, headings, and icons, then arrange them in responsive columns using layout elements and margins.
Learn to create interactive animations in Webflow using element and page triggers, including mouse click and hover, to reveal content and animate properties like opacity, color, and rotation.
Explore animation timing by coordinating three elements through sequential and simultaneous action sets, adjusting duration, delays, and start times to refine the effect.
Explore how web animations apply to HTML elements in Webflow, using interaction triggers to animate a selected element or a whole class, with options for children, siblings, or parents.
Learn to time and structure web animations in Webflow basics by setting initial states, animating height and opacity, and applying easing presets for fluid transitions.
Create a responsive recent articles card section in Webflow basics by leveraging ready-made components, styling cards with shadows and borders, adding images and captions, and building hover animations and interactions.
Create a custom contact form in Webflow using the form block, add input fields and text areas, and configure validation, messages, and styling, including reCAPTCHA.
Learn to use font awesome icon fonts in webflow by downloading, uploading, and embedding the font, selecting weights, and applying unicode glyphs and hover states to create icons and forms.
Explore building a responsive footer in webflow by structuring content with sections, lists, and a subscribe form, then restyling typography, colors, and layout for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Build a responsive footer in webflow using a flex container with logo, copyright, and social icons, featuring a dashed top border and adaptive padding for tablet and mobile.
Add a header drop shadow on scroll and fix its z-index to keep the menu above content, while using page-trigger animations and hover effects for feature blocks.
Learn to create entrance animations with page load and scroll triggers in Webflow basics, sequencing elements from opacity zero to full visibility with delays and offsets.
Link your Webflow form to Zapier to capture submissions and auto populate Google Sheets or your mailing list, and route data to tools like HubSpot via published site.
Learn how to publish your Webflow site by using a Webflow subdomain or a custom domain, choose an appropriate hosting plan, and understand exporting code versus editing in the designer.
Gain confidence in Webflow by recreating my project. Learn how layout and workflow enable dynamic websites with Webflow CMS and e-commerce, including card products and payments.
Webflow is one of the best visual website editors right now. It is a real revolution when it comes to designing and implementing both static and dynamic websites and even ready-made e-commerce systems. With the use of no-code, publishing pages is faster and easier than ever. This course introduces you to the world of web design without coding with Webflow, addressing the most important element - layout. In short, you will learn all the techniques that allow you to create static websites in Webflow, from a blank page. This is a great introduction for those of you who have not dealt with Webflow yet, want to establish your foundations, or create your first website!
A practical website implementation
Create a static one-page site
Learn layout tools in Webflow
Publish your website on a subdomain
Structure and Layout explained
From XD to Webflow
Who is this course for
Webflow is a brilliant tool for all willing to start their adventure with creating websites - simple visual interface, extensive possibilities, hosting, SSL, custom domains - all in a few clicks. Therefore, this course is a good starting point for beginners who want to build a website. However, without a solid foundation of HTML and CSS it's pretty difficult to work with Webflow. That is why I strongly recommend that you do at least the basic HTML and CSS course before Webflow courses. Webflow's greatest potential is for those of you who already understand web technology and are able to create websites. In the hands of such people, Webflow is a tool that incredibly speeds up work and delivering new projects to clients. Webflow is also a great tool for UI/UX designers and web developers who can work and deliver projects in a completely new way!
Modern Visual Editor
If you've heard about WYSiWYG - Webflow has practically nothing to do with them. The code generated by Webflow is clean, aesthetic HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and its quality is only determined by how well you know the tool and web technologies. Weblflow allows you to create pages in record time, thanks to the fact that you do not have to write code. Most tasks can be done in visual editor while our website is still based on semantic code and modern standards!
Webflow's Abilities
They are practically endless. Apart from the fact that you can create static pages, you also have the option of preparing dynamic websites based on CMS and even complete E-commerce systems, building them from ready-made components. Webflow, however, differs from "page builders" - we usually start from a blank page, and thus we can implement completely custom layout. Then, with the help of Webflow - publish the finished website, add domain name, hosting and... violla! Your website is live without difficult configuration. In addition your client can edit page directly in the browser with the help of the built-in CMS Editor!
What you'll learn?
In this course, we'll focus on Layout - the basis of effective work in Webflow. This means that we will discuss the semantic elements of the page (HTML) as well as its styling (CSS). You will learn how to use popular CSS Layout constructs such as Grid or Flexbox in Webflow. I will show you how to implement a complete page layout from a blank page, which we previously designed in the Adobe XD course. If you want to learn how I designed the website itself - I refer you to this course. You can rewrite it in advance or in parallel with the Webflow course in front of you.