Alexander Hess

When your design sells, not just looks good, that’s when you start charging $3K+ per page.

I designed the gradient headings to capture that balance of luxury and welcoming atmosphere. A touch of premium elegance with a hint of warmth.

Design components for the "Rendering Difference Engine" Chrome app. Everything is perfectly structured in case we need any changes for the future updates.

Hero section with a perfect visual hierarchy. We obsess over hierarchy and messaging because they impact conversions and engagement the most. Your headings decide whether visitors scroll or leave. Clear. Concise. Visible. That’s what grabs attention and drives conversions.

The SEO Pro Extension started as a small internal tool. Today → 120,000+ marketers use it daily. That’s the power of a Chrome extension: ⚡ Lives in your users’ browser ⚡ Builds authority for your brand We build custom Chrome extensions for businesses. Got an idea? Let’s talk

We cooked with this animation 🤩

@claudioguglieri @RockstarGames A new Max Payne would be also great to see

Can't wait for @RockstarGames to break the internet next week!

@Making8 What about individuals? Because the questions come from individuals in most of the cases.

@AlexunderHess 🙈 I’ve been doing this over 20 years. I know how businesses engage 😂

"I don’t have the capacity for answering every single question in all DMs I get. But if your question is not worth paying for, then it’s actually pretty easy and you can resolve it yourself as you did. So it was not worth my time either." Here, I said it. Let's start respecting people's time and expertise. You don't just call the first lawyer you found to ask her/him a quick question about your specific case. You don't message an accountant you don't work with to ask a quick question about one of your transactions. Why then is it ok to message an SEO you've never met or talked to before to ask a quick question about your or your client's site? I don't get it. #SEOKristina

@Making8 @azarchick Don’t people ask a question because they want to share what they need (what they think they need)? Imo, no difference. The only difference is that you answer someone’s Qs paying with your time or you take a compensation for your time in the form of money.

@AlexunderHess @azarchick Answering a question or spending the time hearing people's needs is profoundly different.

@Making8 @azarchick What’s the difference?

@azarchick A question or a consult? These are very different things.

@XavierNaudeau @azarchick Charging money for consultations is also helping. Moreover, when you charge money, you help even more, bc the person who needs your help should learn how to ask questions, get a skill to make money, manage their time and respect time of other people. Finally, people DO the work!

@azarchick I deeply disagree. Part of the responsability of people with knowledge AND visibility is to help. That's the SEO spirit in which I was raised and I still apply to myself. Listening doesn't mean you have to solve a problem but you can always provide guidance.

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CSS / Performance Tip: Scroll-driven animations work off the main thread, making them much more performant than using the older JavaScript API Not only is this API more ergonomic for devs, but you also get a performance boost 🚀 Learn more: developer.chrome.com/blog/scroll-an…

@uxkriz You can get it with a 50% OFF today. That’s even better than any parity discount anyone provide.

@AlexunderHess Hi, Is there any purchase power parity discount price for Figma Pro Secret Course?

1/2 How to create a Perfect Typography Styleguide for any website. 🔥Every single detail explained, including html, css and SEO influence on typography styleguide in this 77-min video lesson Continues in the next tweet 👇

Dozens of design techniques and methods to create mindblowing graphics for your websites and apps using Figma. Figma Pro Secrets. Module 2: Graphic Design Pro Check this out 👇 alexunderhess.design/figma-pro-secr…

Today, in the Figma Pro Secrets: 🔥 How to create a Seamless AppStore Screenshots lane 🔥 How to create backgrounds using Effects and Gradients 🔥 How to create a perfect Gradient 🔥 Shape backgrounds for Presentations and Websites 🔥 How to create Golden Text in 3 steps 👇

Valid point. Totally agree with you. Figma gets better and better. At the same time, looks like it becomes more a DesignSystems tool for big companies. Some features made Figma easier to use (fonts, autolayout). Other (colors, properties, dev mode) made the tool harder to learn.

Is anyone else a bit worried about the level of complexity creeping into Figma? Balancing "make design accessible" with constant feature requests from a vocal power user base has to be TOUGH... FWIW I think they're doing great. But each Config they steepen the learning curve 🤷‍♂️

If you want to learn how to create mindblowing vector mockups with Figma Check this out and join 👇 alexunderhess.design/figma-pro-secr…

Figma Magic 🪄✨ I was recording a lesson for the Figma Pro Secrets course, and got a question for you: Try to guess which one is a 3D object and which one is a mockup created with @figma 👇