2015
Lynda
Justin Seeley
2:15
English

Websites don't just need to work great; they need to look great too. Here Justin Seeley shows how to inject your website designs with new life—using color, typography, graphics, and functional but aesthetically pleasing interface elements like buttons and menus. He'll also help you organize your layers so they are more understandable to developers, file a project library on Creative Cloud, and share your designs on Adobe's portfolio site, Behance.

Introduction
Welcome
How to use exercise files
How to send feedback
Exploring the final project
1. Working with Color
Finding color inspiration using Adobe Color
Using global colors to your advantage
Applying colors to your mockup
2. Working with Text
Choosing the right typefaces for your project
Understanding web safe fonts
Using Adobe's TypeKit service
Developing a typeface palette
Using character and paragraph styles in Illustrator
Applying and modifying styles
3. Working with Images
Optimizing raster graphics in Photoshop
Placing photos into Illustrator
Placing vector artwork into Illustrator
Finalizing image placement and appearance
Adding finishing touches to your graphics
4. Creating UI Elements
Creating a button scheme
Adding input elements to your page
Designing your navigation
5. Last Steps
Creating a project library on Creative Cloud
Organizing your layer structure
Sharing your artwork to Behance
Exporting a PDF for your client
Conclusion
Taking the next step

Download File Size:670.42 MB

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