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My Immersive Web Design Course is LIVE 😎
To Access the course go to classroom :) https://www.skool.com/immersive-web-design-3518/classroom Six lessons on how I actually design and build websites, and how to make them look expensive instead of vibe coded. 1. Why most websites look cheap Where my ideas come from, what references I use, how I run my creative process. This is a mini creative direction lesson. I also break down why some animations feel satisfying and others don't, and what's happening in your brain when they do. We're using Claude for most of the builds, plus Visual Editor, so install that one before you start. 2. Breaking the design rules Taught by Anna, senior graphic designer at my agency and my younger sister. How to design in Figma so the result looks unconventional and interesting. You still need design skills. Automation doesn't replace them. 3. Motion Why motion feels expensive, what makes movement interesting, and how to know which animations are worth building. 4 and 5. My real builds Step by step walkthroughs of two sites I posted on Instagram: the Flower Church and the Buddha temple. 6. Optimization Recorded by my in house developer. Frame rates and mobile optimization. Plus my full tech stack as a written PDF: every 3D tool, image generation tool and video generation tool we use in the agency day to day, for client work and for reels. If you want to design sites that actually look like something, and not another flying sandwich or pizza site, come in.
My Immersive Web Design Course is LIVE 😎
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Is there anyone currently living in the United States? I am actively looking for a long-term partner based in the U.S. I would like to partner with someone to turn my idea into a source of significant income.
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UX/UI for Immersive Web Design
Hello everyone, I just launched my studio website, spectralmoonstudio.com, built with what we are learning here. Arina kindly looked at it and gave me feedback. The opening works, but after it the navigation needs to be clearer, and she suggested designing that part by hand in Figma before coding it. It made me realize how much this way of designing leans on storytelling, and that the UX and UI have to carry the story without getting in the way. So I went looking for a good place to deepen my UX and UI knowledge, and I found the Interaction Design Foundation (ixdf.org). They have a lot of solid courses and material, and I find it very affordable for what you get. In case anyone here wants to go deeper into UX and UI for immersive sites, it might be worth a look. Happy to share how it goes.
The biggest trend of web design in 2026 is human touch.
The biggest design trend of 2026 isn't a style. It's a reaction. When every tool can make something polished, polish stops meaning anything. People want work that feels touched by a human hand. Textures, real photography, scribbles. Make web design human again. :) Have you tried incorporating any of these in your recent designs? If not, I highly suggest you do, because people and clients start recognising vibe-coded websites really quickly now.
The biggest trend of web design in 2026 is human touch.
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Curious to know where you guys are at so I can better assist you!
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Immersive Web Design by Aalto
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Learn to design immersive, motion-driven websites. Taste isn't given - it's built. Scroll animation, creative direction, and craft.
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