Golden rules of website design

5.Align everything The fastest way to fix what looks bad on your site and make the design better is to make sure everything is aligned. When designers talk about the need to use a "grid", they try to alert the team to an alignment issue. 6.The secret of all designers – “almost black” is better than black If you have a choice, try using # 333 333 RGB (51,51,51) instead of pure black for the font. It's just that black text on a white background is a little dazzling in the eyes, which makes it difficult to focus on the letters. 7.Analyze If you see a site you like, analyze it! Try to decompose it into its components. Mark separately what background it has, how it is made, what are the main elements, how they are made, whether brushes or cliparts are used, what stroke the font has, what gradients are used, how the shadow is applied, what techniques are used in the design. Try to understand how the site was made, what was done first, etc. 8.Use no more than 2-3 fonts One of the most common mistakes newbies make is using too many different fonts at once. Fortunately, the golden rule will always help you out, which says that no more than 2-3 different fonts can be used in one project. 9.Train your watchfulness: Seek inspiration and advice from famous designers and successful companies. I hope these tips for designers have been helpful to you! Do you have any ideas about mistakes that can kill your design? Share it in the comments below! I would be happy to answer any questions or submit your project to my team at Astorts Group for evaluation. $15.99 Well spent The Non-Designer's Design Book by Williams Robin (Author) Through her straightforward and light-hearted style, Robin has taught hundreds of thousands of people how to make their designs look professional using four surprisingly simple principles.