How to Design A Website from Scratch, Interfacing In Photoshop for PSD - Part One
Aug 2nd, 2008 | By Adobe-Masters.com | Category: Photoshop, Tutorials | 1,344 views | Subscribe | PDFHow to Design A Website from Scratch, Interfacing In Photoshop for PSD
Set out to complete the nice “Fundamentals of Interface Design” tutorial to learn how to design a site from scratch. Its well written and very helpful. As always, I the tutored, create the image or design and then blog tips on how to get through the tutorial.
So here goes my help guide…
Tutorial Help Guide for Fundamentals of Interface Design
The first 3 parts of the tutorial give a general overview and explanation of how to map out your ideas for your new site design.
The instructions in Part 5 seemed pretty foreign to me, so I looked at the pictorial view to decipher the goal of the drag, ctrl, and alt clicks. In plain english, use the rectangle tool to draw in a footer at the bottom of the page.
So far, so good, as shown below…
Making Menu Icons
Part 6 requires some sketching and drawing paths. This step is for the more experienced or someone with patience to figure it out, as the author kindly explains “I’m not going to cover how I made every single icon”. This is where I had to stop and search for “Photoshop Menu Icons” help that can greatly inspire the “How to Create Menu Icons In Photoshop” mission…
If you’d like to create menu icons for this tutorial like this, without making sketches or paths, click here.
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