The Blueprint | Web Design

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Build websites people scroll like film. The stack, the prompts, the files. Join our Discord for all the info: https://discord.gg/ktVUgcnufS
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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·3d

30 days of posts. Here's the ask.

If even one of these changed how you build, the Discord is where the rest lives. The free side costs nothing. Premium is $20/mo and it's everything I know, live, with the files.



Stop watching. Start building. 🔷

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·4d

Design at phone width first

Most local business traffic is someone on a phone with a problem, standing in their driveway or kitchen.


Design at 390px first, then expand. A site that's beautiful on desktop and cramped on mobile is beautiful for nobody who matters.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·5d

What's actually harder?

Getting the client, or building the site?


One-word answers welcome. I have a strong opinion on this and I'll share it once a few of you weigh in.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·6d

The free side of the Discord is deep

Free tutorials. Free resources. Free design breakdowns. Build of the week. Inspo drops. A tech stack channel.


No trial, no card, no catch. The free side alone will change how you build.


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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 21

Weekly live calls, real feedback

Every week inside Premium: live calls, direct answers, and feedback on your actual work. Not a comment section. A room.


Post your build, get told exactly what's off and how to fix it. That loop is worth more than any course. $20/mo.



Stop watching. Start building. 🔷

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 20

Businesses don't buy websites

They buy more calls, fewer no-shows, a form that fills itself. The site is just the machine that does it.


If your pitch is about the design, you're selling the wrong thing. Sell the outcome, deliver it through design they can feel.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 19

One person, agency output

Sites that took me weeks now ship in days. Not because AI writes code, everyone has that.


The leverage is that one person can now hold the whole build: design, copy, dev, motion. The bottleneck moved from hands to taste. Sharpen the right thing.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 18

Never put text in an AI generation

AI mangles letters. Signs, labels, product copy, all of it comes out warped.


Generate the scene clean, overlay the text in post. Thirty extra seconds and the shot goes from obviously AI to usable. Small rule, massive difference.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 17

Your button copy is costing you clicks

Gradient background, rounded corners, and the word "Submit." Three mistakes in one component.


Buttons are a verb plus an outcome. "Get Your Quote." "Book The Detail." "See Pricing." If the button doesn't say what happens next, it's decoration.

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RussProfile picture@designedbyruss·Aug 16

What should I tear down next?

Drop a real local business site below. Any industry. I'll pick one and rip it apart properly, what's broken, what I'd rebuild, and why.