3 in 1 Course: Learn to design websites with Figma, build with Webflow, and make a living freelancing.
InstructorVako Shvili
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A screenshot of the Figma interface displaying a web design project with visible layers and text properties.
This screenshot displays a portfolio website case study for a chat application, highlighting the design process and final build using Webflow.
This split-screen view demonstrates the integration of AI tools like Claude alongside technical implementation, showing both the user-facing interface and the underlying code structure.
This image displays a responsive web design template example, showcasing a split-screen layout that pairs a high-resolution wildlife photograph with structured typography and navigation elements.
The curriculum follows a complete client project, covering everything from initial mood boards and wireframes in Figma to final development in Webflow.
Learning is supported by frequent exercises and practical assignments that reinforce design and development concepts through active application.
Instruction extends beyond technical tools to include visual hierarchy, typography, and strategies for finding freelance work.
One signal from early 2026 suggests a lack of coverage for modern Webflow conventions such as using clamp for responsive sizing or integrating GSAP for animations; note that the Udemy update label does not prove these specific gaps have been addressed.
The progression from design to development aligns well with the goals of aspiring web designers and freelancers.