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All right, in this section,
we will take a break from learning web development
and turn our focus to web design.
Now, learning web design may sound scary and difficult,
but don't worry,
I will make it as easy as possible for you, I promise.
So, just for this course,
I created a special design framework
that is easy to use for everyone,
and which is basically a collection of design rules
and design guidelines
that you can apply to different design ingredients.
So that's things like typography, color, spacing, images,
and many others.
And these are all really practical guidelines
because my goal here
is really not to turn you into a graphic designer,
but it is to turn you into a developer
who can also design beautiful
and professional-looking user interfaces.
And this will set you apart from other developers,
because in fact, there are actually not many people
who are good at both writing code and also designing.
So basically, in this section,
we will learn about this the web design framework
that I created, and we will also immediately apply
some of the most important rules
to a new and small project using CSS.
And I'm really, really happy about this section.
It's one of the best
and most unique parts of this course, I believe,
and I'm sure that you can extract a ton of value
out of these videos.
Now, if for some reason you're really not interested
in learning about design, then that's absolutely okay too.
You can just skip this section
and move on right to the next one.
But hopefully you do want to become a developer
who also designs.
And so if that's the case, then let's get started.
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