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Lately, our profession has changed significantly. Previously, we had to master Figma inside and out, then manually build everything on Tilda, and the result was either just a landing page or something held together by massive workarounds. Or a somewhat functional online store that was extremely problematic to maintain and develop further. Also, if we wanted the design to not look like a typical Tilda site, we had to use a large number of hacks and plugins. In short, there were many nuances in our work back then. But now, we need completely different tools. In fact, the mechanics of working with clients have also completely changed, from the initial outreach to closing the deal. And the entire project execution process is also completely different now. By taking this course now, you will receive bonuses. The first batch of bonuses consists of templates for absolutely all legal documents. This includes the website development contract. Whether you are a sole proprietor, an individual, or self-employed, it doesn't matter. Also, if you work with sole proprietors, individuals, or the self-employed, this template is universal and adjustable; you simply select the necessary clauses. Once it has generated everything for you, you can simply export it as a Google Doc, as a PDF, or edit it directly on the site. In general, everything will be in the most convenient format for you. Next, after you complete the project, you will have a template for the work acceptance certificate. You also fill it out, everything is generated, you download it, and send it to the client so they don't come back with complaints about work that has already been accepted. This is a very important legal document. Also, when developing websites, you need a privacy policy, a terms of service agreement, and many other essential internal legal pages that need to be generated for almost every site you create. All of this will also be included in your bonuses. The second pack of bonuses is a very important skill that transfers absolutely any Figma layout to our server and our custom CMS in literally one prompt. And in principle, it doesn't matter if it's Figma, another website, or just an image. It transfers everything one-to-one in just one hour and with just one prompt. The third pack of bonuses consists of templates. You will have the opportunity to spin a wheel, and out of more than twenty templates, you will get two free ones that you can use in your projects, build your portfolio with, or use for client work. Basically, these templates come with an open license, so you can do absolutely whatever your heart desires with them. Basically, to get all of this, you need to watch this free course to the end, send me the code word I’ll give in the third lesson, and, naturally, claim all these bonuses. Also, a very important point: a timer has just appeared below this video. Even though you don’t need to do any homework right now, to get all these bonuses, you must watch all the lessons and provide the code word before the timer expires, otherwise the bonuses will simply vanish. So, what exactly will we cover in this course? I’ll show you the most current realities. Meaning, which tools you should work with, which ones are important, and which are less important. I’ll explain how to host a site to comply with our wonderful Federal Law 152, which forbids storing data on foreign services. What to do if, say, those neural networks get blocked? How to set up a convenient admin panel for yourself? In short, we’ll analyze the cost of neural networks and their relevance. And all of this, guys, using examples of real work and real clients I’ve worked with. I’ll be reporting to you directly from the front lines. Anyway, guys, that’s it, let’s get started and figure out which tools are actually important here. The first tool remains Figma as before. But nowadays, diving fully into all the features, studying components, auto-layouts, and all the other rich functionality of Figma is no longer necessary. So, what do we actually need? We need to be able to assemble a layout in Figma that is more or less grid-based, and the AI will do all the rest of the work with auto-layouts and adaptives for us. Basically, what you see is what I made in Figma—the main components, how the cards and products will look. And this is how the site already looks on our own hosting server. A convenient menu with these animations, engaging elements, and popular products that we can click to go straight to our product. Cool buttons like these, a convenient search bar where we type, say, "iPhones." It searches for our iPhones. And other animations and engaging elements as well. Everything you used to try to learn how to do in Tilda can now be implemented in this convenient format, but on your own server without any limitations. I am implementing this site for 250,000 rubles. And we are already into the third week of work. I mean, how was it done in general before? We would go into Figma. In Figma, we would draw out absolutely every single page. By the way, let me show you an example. Here is my wonderful project. So, you see, we used to draw out every single page. Here is how the product looks, a variation of this product. And this is what a huge project it turns out to be. And by the way, it's smaller than the one I showed you earlier with the resale. And so then we used to transfer everything manually into Tilda, or gave it to a developer, and he would tinker with it for half a year, trying to get it running on some code of his own. Well, as you understand, transferring everything by hand is very long, very tedious, and takes about the same amount of time as designing it. But now there is Cloud Code. Whether you are a coder yourself or anything else. If you want to transfer it all yourself, then, honestly, you will spend about as much time as you would moving it manually to Tilda. Goodness, what did I just say? In short, it takes the same amount of time as if you were transferring it by hand to Tilda. But since you'll watch this third lesson to the end, I will give you a skill that will transfer exactly what you have in Figma straight to your server in one go and automatically create a mobile version. Just like that. See, as you can see, everything looks just fine here. Clicked on the iPhones. Well, it's all normal, the filter is cool. Everything looks just as it should. So watch until the end, say the code word, and you will get everything. By the way, it works with both low-code and code, it's been tested. Anyway, what's next? We have this wonderful law, Federal Law 152, which states that all data must be stored on Russian servers. And now I will explain in detail how to build a site via Cloud Code and not get fined for storing data on some foreign servers. In general, I advise registering your server or renting servers through Reg.Cloud. That is, there is a service Reg.ru where we buy domains, and they also have the Reg.Cloud service, where we choose the necessary server, select the required parameters like gigabytes, steps, and how many cores it will have. And basically, we pay, starting from 300 rubles per month up to infinity. For my server, where I have my free course, my sites, and my clients' sites, I pay 2,000 rubles per month. It's about 25-35 percent loaded for me. So there is potential, for 2,000 a month. So you use Cloud Code or another AI to build the entire engine locally on your computer first. Next, you rent or buy a server via Recocloud, which is hosted on a Russian server, and then using a neural network, you upload what you have stored locally to your server on your Russian Recocloud. Or you can use another service, but I recommend Recocloud because we tested their API, and it indexes much better. Don't worry about the details. Yes, it's a bit more expensive, maybe by 100-200 rubles. But it works better. And that's it. The entire database to be uploaded to the site will be stored on Recocloud. And
