Free intensive where in 5 lessons you'll build your own website
In a Tg bot
free
figure out where to find clients, and reach a new level in web design
of these is the same thing —
Behind every one
there's no clear route to follow in design
We'll build that route in 5 lessons
Sound
familiar
but don't know where to start
want to get into web design
01.
keep quitting or putting it off
have already tried, but
02.
and think "I'll never pull that off"
look at other people's work
03.
want a stable freelance
income but can't see the path
04.
5 lessons — 5 camps on the route from the foothills to the summit
At each camp you take away a real result and take a step up: in skill, in understanding the profession, in income
Dsgn Up is an ascent
start
Packing Up
you'll understand how the profession really works and see your path in web design
camp •
01
Figma Camp
you'll design a website in Figma with your own hands — even if you've never opened it before
camp •
02
Tilda Cliffs
you'll build a live website on Tilda and add it to your portfolio as a full-fledged project
camp •
03
Client Trail
you'll learn 10 ways to find web design clients — all tested by me
camp •
04
The Summit
you'll get your own personal roadmap to $1,000+ per month in web design
  • how the web design profession really works in 2026 and how much people actually earn
  • what path you need to walk to reach a stable income — with real numbers by stage
  • typical mistakes and fears that keep beginners stuck for years and make them quit
  • how I approach building websites and where a designer's work really begins
  • how to work in Figma and create a design that's both creative and clean
  • how to stop fearing the blank page and confidently start your first layout
  • how Tilda works and where to start building
  • transferring your Figma layout to Tilda block by block
  • adding animation to bring your site to life
  • prepping the site for publishing so it goes live online
  • 10 proven ways to find clients, even with no experience and no name
  • what this looks like on real, live examples
  • which methods are easiest to start with from day one
  • what to do so the client picks you
  • how to stop spinning your wheels and hit your result in design in 3–4 months
  • why some people chase their goal for years while others get there many times faster — and what makes the difference
  • what sets Design Camp apart from other programs and why it delivers results
  • how to pick the plan that's right for you
What you'll
pack away after
the intensive
what to do today, where to move tomorrow, and how to keep growing in design
You'll close the bot with a clear map in hand —
you'll build a website you're not embarrassed to show a client
01.
you'll learn 10 proven ways to find web design clients
03.
you'll go the full way from an idea in Figma to a live site on Tilda
02.
you'll discover your strengths and finally get off dead center
04.
— real results that stay with you
Not just 5 lessons you watched
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>150 projects
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12 awards
designer and creator — I build websites, teach design, and share useful content
I'm an independent web
of projects, from my first gigs for pocket change to complex sites for major brands
Over 6 years I've made hundreds
And most importantly: I'm a practitioner, not a theorist. I still work on projects hands-on and know from the inside how designers can break through — in money, in the level of their work, and in their goals
About the author
sasha
osipov
Ways to join
Dsgn Up
{ free }
All 5 lesson-camps
Guide: "Figma shortcuts + key terms"
Client conversation checklist
Access in the Telegram bot
{ 490₽ }
Everything from the free plan
Personal review of your work by Sasha
1-on-1 consultation with Sasha
List of niches that pay well
Client contract template
Guide: "20 mistakes that cost you clients"
Certificate of completion
The intensive is fully free. This isn't "access" — it's extra materials and a personal review for those who want more
What to know
before you
hit the trail
I'm a total beginner in design — can I handle it?
Yes. The intensive is built so you can go through it from absolute zero. The first camp is exactly about how to enter the profession from a clean slate — I explain everything in plain language and walk you through every step. The only thing you need to bring is the willingness to try.
What if I already know a thing or two — will it still be useful?
Yes, if you feel stuck or like you're spinning your wheels. The intensive isn't only about the basic tools — a big part of it is practice, along with client acquisition strategies, pricing, and growing your income. These are the exact spots where experienced designers usually hit a wall.
Why is the intensive free — what's the catch?
No catch. I made this intensive so more designers could get started or break out of their rut — without a paywall. There's a paid option inside for those who want to go through the journey with personal feedback and extra materials, but it's an option, not a requirement.
How does the intensive work and at what pace?
The intensive runs entirely in a Telegram bot. Lessons are available right after you sign up, and you go through them at your own pace — you can watch them back-to-back or spread them across a week. Your access stays with you.
What's the difference between the two formats?
In "Light Pack" you get all 5 lessons and bonus materials — that's enough to make it through on your own. In "Full Gear" I personally review your work, give you feedback, and share extra materials and tips. It's for those who want to walk the path with a guide, not solo.
What do I do after the intensive?
In 5 lessons you'll get the foundation and understanding of where to go next. If you want to keep going with me — there's a longer program called Design Camp, where I guide students from the start to a stable income over several months. That's where the guys pull off those really impressive results.
Sometimes the most important
thing is just taking the first step
Grab the lessons and start packing. Everything's ready — the rest is up to you
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