This Monday MasterClass we’re looking at Minimalist design, the perfect combination of great aesthetics and speed. This episode covers a lot of valuable web-building information for all levels looking to learn about: Why use Minimalist design 00:17 What Minimalist design is 01:02 How to use negative space 03:05 Using text to a minimum and make it a part of the design 04:45 What to look for when selecting images 05:47 Establishing clear visual hierarchy 07:06 The Nielson Group’s F-Shape pattern 07:20 Using different types of symmetry, or none at all (“Broken Grid”) 08:16 How to create a good minimalist color palette 10:04 When to use Minimalism as a design concept 12:15 Read more about Minimalism and how to create great Minimalist web designs in the in-depth post featured in this edition of Elementor’s Online Magazine: //elementor.com/blog/tips-for-minimalist-web-design/ \ EXAMPLES USED in this MASTERCLASS (in order of appearance): ▸ WebNoord | //www.webbnord.se ▸ Shira Leffel | //www.shiraleffel.com/ ▸ We Ain’t Plastic | //weaintplastic.com/ ▸ The Digital Artisans | //thedigitalartisans.com/ RESOURCES USED in this MASTERCLASS: ▸ Examples of Modernist art from Wiki Art | //www.wikiart.org/en/artists-by-art-movement/minimalism ▸ Examples of Modernist architecture from Dezeen.com | //www.dezeen.com/tag/minimalist-architecture/ ▸ Google Chrome icon via Google. ▸ Nielson Group’s F-Shape pattern | //www.nngroup.com/articles/f-shaped-pattern-reading-web-content/ ▸ Monday Masterclass: How to Use Custom Fonts on WordPress | //youtu.be/l3ayGDxFFdE \ Tools we used in this Masterclass: ▸ Architect Project Page template | //library.elementor.com/architect-projects/ Get Elementor: //elementor.com Get Elementor Pro: //elementor.com/pro/
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Essential Tips for Great Minimalist Web Design — Monday Masterclass
