Recreating Radial in Editor X | Wix Fix

In this blog post, we dive into the fascinating world of website design and development, taking a look at the recreation of a modern, clean website using the powerful Editor X. This post is brought to you by Live Learning EditorX.io, a fantastic platform offering monthly NoCode design challenges with prizes and an eager community to help you learn, compete, and connect. So, strap in and let's get started on recreating Radial in Editor X!

Diving into the Recreation Series

The recreation series involves choosing a sleek, modern website design and recreating it from scratch using Editor X. We have decided to recreate a beautiful, minimalistic website called Radial. It comprises a short, clean page with a hero section, a call-to-action input form, and an eye-catching image. You can view the website we will create here.

Editor X is an advanced website building platform offered by Wix, empowering web designers and developers to create stunning, responsive, and fully-featured websites. With its intuitive, seamless, and highly-customizable interface, Editor X makes it a joy to bring your website ideas to life.

Before we dive into the recreation of Radial, we highly recommend joining the Live Learning EditorX.io community to become a part of a supportive and engaging environment. Get mentored by experienced site builders, engage in monthly design challenges, and reap the rewards of prizes and personal growth in the web design world!

Creating the Perfect Header and Footer

Our design journey starts with the creation of the header and footer. As these are essential components for any web page, we won't delve into their creation in this post, but you can easily learn to create the perfect header and footer through our videos available on Editor X’s YouTube channel. These videos cover each and every aspect of crafting unique headers and footers that suit your website's style.

Building the Hero Section

The hero section of our Radial recreation consists of a heading, a paragraph, a call-to-action input form, and a striking image. We will divide this section into two parts: the text and input form, and the image. For seamless design and responsiveness, we highly recommend Editor X’s stack and scale feature.

Adding Text and Input Form

To begin designing the hero section, first, adjust the height of the section to 700 pixels, allowing for extra space to work. Next, add your preferred text style by dragging and dropping a `Heading 1` element.

The main heading in the Radial example is "Enter, Enjoy, and Share." We will use this template as our guide to fill in the content, the paragraph, and add an input form for the call-to-action element. Feel free to customize the text and input form as needed to represent your website's theme and message.

Incorporating an Image in the Hero Section

The second part of our hero section is adding the featured image. In this example, the image showcases a bike. Depending on your website's theme, choose an image that embodies your message and adds visual appeal. Remember that visual hierarchy is vital in web design, so your image should not overshadow your call-to-action input form or your heading.

Once your heading text, paragraph, call-to-action input form, and image are in place, adjust the height of your section to make everything fit responsively.

Wrapping Up

Congratulations! You've recreated the modern and clean Radial website in Editor X, complete with an engaging hero section, header, and footer. Remember that practice makes perfect, so keep experimenting and pushing the boundaries of web design. Moreover, don't forget to join the Live Learning EditorX.io community for monthly NoCode design challenges, prizes, and mentorship.

Keep designing, keep learning, and who knows? You might just win a prize and peer recognition in the space of web design!