
Learn to build responsive, accessible websites in Webflow using visual, no-code tools, CSS classes, and fundamentals of layout, animation, and forms, then apply CMS, blog, and eCommerce workflows.
Download exercise files and an SEO shortcut sheet, sign up for a free Webflow account to explore the browser-based workflow and understand free versus paid options.
Explore how Webflow sits between full code and drag-and-drop builders, offering no-code access with optional code, empowering designers to build complex sites fast and hand off to clients.
Explore Webflow pricing from free plans to ecommerce, CMS, and custom domains, and compare WordPress vs Webflow, client editors, hosting options, and SEO essentials.
Explore the Webflow essentials by building a first, basic site using the designer, elements, layouts, and project settings; preview, publish, and manage templates, SEO, and domains.
Create a unique one-page Webflow brief for a local club via the random project generator, detailing events and sponsors for a sixties client, then download the brief to start.
Learn how containers and sections structure a web page in Webflow, use the navigator and breadcrumbs to arrange elements inside a container, and apply basic styles and background colors.
Learn how to create and name css classes in Webflow, style sections and containers with typography, color, and padding, and use the Navigator panel and export code.
Import images in Webflow via the assets panel, resize to 250 px width with height auto, and apply an image class; learn the margin vs padding distinction.
Add a background image to the hero section and apply cover. Darken the image with a translucent overlay so text over the top remains legible across devices.
Add a button in Webflow and link it to a url, testing it in preview. Style the hover state with the button hover class, adjust typography, color, borders, and rounding.
Top navigation in Webflow by placing a nav section above the hero, adding a logo image and right-aligned buttons, and mastering float, inline and block layouts.
Learn to rebuild a top navigation in Webflow using the built-in component, then style it so mobile displays a burger menu with an automatic dropdown.
Explore building a sponsors section and a next event block in webflow using repeatable styling, typography, margins, padding, and color choices, with practical tips for layout, images, and responsive previews.
Learn to create and style hyperlinks in Webflow, including removing underline and setting white color, with links to maps. Explore how inbound and outbound links affect SEO and rankings.
Learn to build one-page navigation in Webflow using IDs and anchors to link buttons to sections, reuse anchors for events and sponsors, and implement page slide navigation.
Build your club page by completing the four sections (nav, hero, sponsor, next event), add images and a background, include top navigation, and share a screenshot for feedback.
Explore combo classes in Webflow by applying multiple classes to an element, adjust background and typography, and use spans for targeted text styling within a cascade-friendly structure.
Explore building a three-column grid in Webflow, edit grid layouts, and organize event cards with wrappers, images, and headings inside a responsive container.
Learn how responsive design makes websites adapt to browser and device sizes, with Webflow’s desktop-first workflow that designs on desktop and then adjusts for tablet and mobile screens.
Learn to make Webflow responsive by adjusting padding, typography, and images across desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints.
Master responsive grids in Webflow, adapting from desktop three-by-three to tablet two-by-two and mobile one-column layouts by adjusting columns, rows, spacing, and margins.
Add a grid and make the site responsive by adjusting breakpoints, font sizes, and padding for the navigation and hero. Document four breakpoint screenshots and share the progress.
Hi, my name is Dan Scott and together, you and I are going to learn Webflow.
Webflow will enable you to create responsive, accessible websites using intuitive design techniques without the need for complex coding.
This course is aimed at people who are new to Webflow and to web design in general.
We will start by creating a simple single page site, learning basic layout techniques and using simple animations.
Webflow software is visual and does not require you to learn coding. You will learn how to ensure your website is consistent across desktop, laptop and mobile devices. We learn about CSS Classes for layout and font styling and also the importance of Class naming conventions.
If you have already tried using Webflow and are now wondering whether you should be using grids, flex, columns or divs and why…do not fear. By the end of this course you will know which to use and why!
We will learn how to build your own portfolio website and we will incorporate some exciting animations too.
Together we will learn to create and style forms and incorporate those into your website.
Some of you may have already started to use Figma or Adobe XD. I will show you how you can convert the files you have created and incorporate them into a Webflow site.
Previous experience using Figma or Adobe XD is not essential when using Webflow.
We will learn about Sticky Navs, SEO’s, Symbols, REM’s, Floats, Gradients and Fonts.
We will create a CMS website and a blog and will learn how to hand over responsibility for these to clients or colleagues, hand over the site so that someone other than you can then login and manage all of the content themselves.
We will look at , create and style an E-Commerce Site, creating and styling Shopping Carts, Order Forms and Shopping Gateways. We will learn how to sell both digital and physical products and services.
If some of the terminology such as Global, Flex, Grid, Nav all sounds too hard - remember we will start from scratch and work through techniques step by step. This course is aimed at anybody who wants to build websites using Webflow.
You may only need to design a single website for yourself, you may want to become a fulltime web designer, you might be a freelancer already and wanting to expand the type of work you are able to offer your clients. This course is for you!
I set assignments throughout this course which will enable you to practice your skills and to use what you create within your very own portfolio.
You are about to go from Website Zero to Webflow Hero!