2015
Lynda
Justin Seeley
1:33
English

Welcome to the first installment of Illustrator CC for Web Design. This series is geared toward helping new designers—and those transitioning to digital—understand how Illustrator fits into a modern web design workflow. In this course, author Justin Seeley covers the core concepts: understanding screen size vs. resolution, setting up a functional web workspace in Illustrator, and working with web color models. He also includes a chapter on responsive design, which closes with a challenge to create your own responsive template.

Introduction
Welcome
How to use exercise files
Understanding challenges
How to send feedback
1. Core Concepts
Understanding the "new web"
Understanding Illustrator's role in web design
Understanding screen size vs. resolution
Understanding principles of good design
2. Setting Up Illustrator for Web Work
Creating a web design workspace
Creating documents for web projects
Understanding web color models
Adjusting Illustrator's color settings
Creating developer-friendly files
3. Working Responsively
What is responsive web design?
Progressive enhancement vs. graceful degradation
Choosing breakpoints for your designs
Building a responsive template in Illustrator
Challenge: Build a responsive template
Solution: Build a responsive template
Conclusion
Taking the next step
Goodbye

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