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Ask HN: Best self-starter resources to learn web design?

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Finding it a bit hard to separate the noise from the signal when it comes to learning web design/UI/UX. I'm looking to level up enough to be able to use design tools well + have an intuition for good vs bad design + be able to (hopefully) design well myself. Please assume I'm a complete noob. thanks in advance HN!

Re: Ask HN: Best self-starter resources to learn web design?

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Refactoring UI's videos and book are great: https://www.youtube.com/c/SteveSchoger/videos https://www.refactoringui.com/book

Second this! Refactoring UI has very practical and effective advice for creating web UI's.

Apart from this, I recommend "Learning Web Design" (5th Edition) by Jennifer Robbins. It has a broad sweep and still gives you all the practical tips.

Learning React (2nd Edition) is a good one if you're going to use React.

P.S: I did a similar Ask thread earlier this year where some of these were mentioned - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26932020

Re: Ask HN: Best self-starter resources to learn web design?

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For design intuition I reccomend a book called the design of every day things by Don Norman. It's not about software but the principals apply broadly.

For the applied stuff I haven't used their courses but I've heard freecodecamp is good. I frequently reference other articles by them that have had good content.

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/responsive-web-design/

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