20 karma · joined November 15, 2021
I'm probably a lot healthier than you since I'm not breathing in moist bacteria culture growing over your mouth and whatever material the mask is made out of all day.
The most successful web developer I know only makes websites for GYMS, he knows how to craft the ultimate gym landing page. He knows what gym owners need, what they respect. And he knows what they're naive about, and what struggles they have to overcome. He knows how to sell and market to experienced fitness experts, and fresh soft newbies alike.
There are millions of gyms, and he is an expert and his knowledge could help every single one of them. And guess who comes looking for him specifically, when they want to start a new gym business? The pro "gym websites" guy, that's who, who has 20 Gyms in his portfolio and 20 blog posts about how to be the best gym owner possible.
dude made a cool product and for free, i don't care that he played it up a bit. all these people just want some upvotes meanwhile OP actually created something.
To answer your question, I like to add a lot of placeholder text and images to all the columns and divs I plan on incorporating into the layout. When you are designing from scratch it's easy to say your color scheme or border choice looks bad, because it all looks too empty or scarce.
Start with the content first and use design to make it the content as accessible and efficient(UI) as possible, that's the most important thing IMO.