Course

Lesson 2: Workbook for Section 1

Lesson 4: Join Our Photoshop Community

Lesson 5: Massive PSD Giveaway! Over 250 Premium Resources!

Lesson 6: ACTIVITY: Create a Black and White Image

Lesson 7: History Panel

Lesson 8: The New Undo

Lesson 9: Photoshop Search

Lesson 10: OPTIONAL: Speed up Photoshop

Lesson 11: What’s new in Photoshop CC 2020

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Use Photoshop’s Interface Efficiently

Lesson 3: Customize Your Workspace

Lesson 4: Create a New Project

Lesson 5: Save your Photoshop work

Lesson 6: Optional – Save your work to the cloud

Lesson 7: Get around Photoshop Fast

Lesson 8: ACTIVITY: Crop and Straighten Photos

Lesson 9: Open Images in 6 Ways

Lesson 10: Export Your Work in 5 Ways

Lesson 11: ACTIVITY: Resize an Image

Lesson 12: The Powerful Properties Panel

Lesson 13: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: OPTIONAL: What Are Layers?

Lesson 3: Start Using Layers

Lesson 4: Use the Layers Panel

Lesson 5: Select Layers

Lesson 6: Move Layers

Lesson 7: EXERCISE: Layer Dexterity

Lesson 8: Solution: Layer Dexterity

Lesson 9: Arrange Images Quickly

Lesson 10: Layer Opacity vs. Fill

Lesson 11: EXERCISE: Fast Alignment

Lesson 12: Solution: Fast Alignment

Lesson 13: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Layer Types Explained

Lesson 3: Customize the Layers Panel

Lesson 4: Identify Layers

Lesson 5: Filter Layers

Lesson 6: EXERCISE: Sort Layers

Lesson 7: Solution: Sort Layers

Lesson 8: Manipulate Layers in Photoshop CC 2020

Lesson 9: Manipulate Layers in CS4 – CC 2018

Lesson 10: Rotate layers in CC 2020

Lesson 11: Use Blending Modes

Lesson 12: Lock Layers

Lesson 13: OPTIONAL: Best Layer Hotkeys

Lesson 14: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Find out how artboards can help you

Lesson 3: The hidden value of artboards

Lesson 4: Creating and resizing artboards

Lesson 5: Duplicate artboards and using guides

Lesson 6: Exporting artboards

Lesson 7: Conclusion

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: OPTIONAL: Photoshop vs. Illustrator

Lesson 3: Use the Brush Tool

Lesson 4: ACTIVITY: Soften Skin Imperfections

Lesson 5: Use the Eye Dropper & Swatches

Lesson 6: The Libraries Panel

Lesson 7: OPTIONAL: Fix the Eye Dropper

Lesson 8: Resolution vs. Image Size

Lesson 9: OPTIONAL: Change T-Shirt Color

Lesson 10: Optimize Project Size

Lesson 11: Non-destructive Editing

Lesson 12: Review

Lesson 1: Selections Explained

Lesson 2: Modify Selections

Lesson 3: Rectangular Marquee

Lesson 4: Elliptical Marquee

Lesson 5: EXERCISE: Hands On Marquees

Lesson 6: Solution: Hands On Marquees

Lesson 7: Hide Pixels with Layer Masks

Lesson 8: ACTIVITY: Combine 2 Images with Layer Masks

Lesson 9: Quick Selection Tool and Magic Wand

Lesson 10: The Object Selection Tool in CC 2020

Lesson 11: Remove a person from their background in CC 2020

Lesson 12: ACTIVITY: Make an Orange Purple

Lesson 13: Save & Load Selections

Lesson 14: ACTIVITY: Change the Color of T-Shirt v2

Lesson 15: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Use Lasso Tools

Lesson 3: Pen Tool Overview

Lesson 4: Use Direct & Path Selection Tools

Lesson 5: ACTIVITY: Pen Tool Selections

Lesson 6: Quick Mask Mode

Lesson 7: Select a Color in a Photo

Lesson 8: ACTIVITY: Remove Background

Lesson 9: Select and Mask Hair

Lesson 10: Channel Selections

Lesson 11: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Create Shapes

Lesson 3: Modify Shapes

Lesson 4: Free Transform (Ctrl+T) in CC 2020 works differently

Lesson 5: ACTIVITY: Design Web Buttons

Lesson 6: New Custom Shapes in CC 2020

Lesson 7: Use Custom Shapes

Lesson 8: ACTIVITY: Design Shapes with the Pen Tool

Lesson 9: Generate Guides from Shapes

Lesson 10: Place Images in Shapes

Lesson 11: ACTIVITY: Create a Website Layout

Lesson 12: Design a Flat Illustration – Part 1

Lesson 13: Design a Flat Illustration – Part 2

Lesson 14: Design a Flat Illustration – Part 3

Lesson 15: Create a Flat Illustration

Lesson 16: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Layer Styles Crash Course

Lesson 3: Download & Scale Layer Styles

Lesson 4: Create Gold Text Effect

Lesson 5: Embed Text in Photos

Lesson 6: Use Global Light

Lesson 7: Create Shiny 3D Text

Lesson 8: Create Neon Effect

Lesson 9: Design an Emoji – Part 1

Lesson 10: Design an Emoji – Part 2

Lesson 11: Animate an Emoji – Part 1

Lesson 12: Animate an Emoji – Part 2

Lesson 13: Assignment: Create & Animate an Emoji

Lesson 14: Create a Fire Text Effect

Lesson 15: Review

Lesson 1: Smart Objects Explained

Lesson 2: ACTIVITY: Design an Android Icon

Lesson 3: Create Your Own App Icon

Lesson 4: Breaking Smart Objects

Lesson 5: Showcase Your Work Professionally

Lesson 6: ACTIVITY: Create a Realistic Mockup

Lesson 7: Unpack Smart Objects in CC 2020

Lesson 8: Linked Smart Objects

Lesson 9: Filters with Smart Objects

Lesson 10: Create a Business Card Part 1

Lesson 11: Create a Business Card Part 2

Lesson 12: Create a Business Card Part 3

Lesson 13: Review

Lesson 1: Create the Shape

Lesson 2: Add Layer Styles

Lesson 3: Finishing Touches

Lesson 4: Assignment: Create A Cute Character

Lesson 1: Text Layers Explained

Lesson 2: Font Types

Lesson 3: Get New Fonts

Lesson 4: Learn Typography Best Practices

Lesson 5: Combine Fonts

Lesson 6: EXERCISE: Hands On Text Layers

Lesson 7: Solution: Hands On Text Layers

Lesson 8: Identify a Font

Lesson 9: Stay Consistent in Your Projects

Lesson 10: Align Text Layers

Lesson 11: Glyphs Explained

Lesson 12: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Make Your Teeth White

Lesson 3: Reshape Your Face

Lesson 4: Create a Lens Flare

Lesson 5: Tilt Shift: Miniaturize Objects

Lesson 6: Add Glowing Lines to Photos

Lesson 7: Add Light to an Area

Lesson 8: Reshape Your Body

Lesson 9: Review

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Remove Skin Issues

Lesson 3: Remove Watch & Necklace from Photos

Lesson 4: Clean Up Face Imperfections

Lesson 5: Move People in Photos

Lesson 6: Enhance Faded Photos

Lesson 7: Dodge, Burn, Sponge tools

Lesson 8: Remove Red Eyes from Photos

Lesson 9: Create an Action in Photoshop

Lesson 10: Resize Lots of Images Quickly

Lesson 11: Review

Lesson 1: Welcome & how to use this course

Lesson 3: Download the Course Workbook & Resources

Lesson 4: See the course projects here

Lesson 5: Graphic Design – A Down-to-Earth Explanation

Lesson 6: Create your first Facebook Ad Design

Lesson 7: Using Photoshop for Every Project

Lesson 8: Design Assets Explained

Lesson 9: Best sources for design assets

Lesson 10: Setting up Photoshop

Lesson 11: Mix and Match Design Assets

Lesson 12: What does it take to create beautiful graphics?

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Project Settings & Aspect Ratios

Lesson 3: Creating Text Assets From Scratch

Lesson 4: Selecting Image Assets

Lesson 5: Arranging the Assets on the Canvas

Lesson 6: Designing the Cover

Lesson 7: Typography for the Facebook Cover

Lesson 8: Fine Tuning the Cover

Lesson 9: Conclusion

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Analyze your assets and options

Lesson 3: Setting the project’s foundation

Lesson 4: Creating a neutral background with a noise texture

Lesson 5: Sizing up the products correctly

Lesson 6: Creating shadows for the products

Lesson 7: Fine Tuning the Cover

Lesson 8: Using vector graphics to create version 2

Lesson 9: Creative Facebook cover iteration

Lesson 1: The connection between YouTube thumbnails & Views

Lesson 2: The power of a mockup

Lesson 3: The Absolute best way to design YouTube Thumbnails

Lesson 4: Classic YouTube Thumbnail – Part 1

Lesson 5: Classic YouTube Thumbnail – Part 2

Lesson 6: Abstract YouTube Thumbnail – Part 1

Lesson 7: Abstract YouTube Thumbnail – Part 2

Lesson 8: Choose your own style

Lesson 9: Before and After Thumbnail

Lesson 10: Illustration-based Thumbnail – Part 1

Lesson 11: Illustration-based Thumbnail – Part 2

Lesson 12: Personal Brand Thumbnail

Lesson 13: Text Behind & In Front of you

Lesson 14: Conclusions

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: How to Post on Instagram from your Computer

Lesson 3: Instagram Content Creation Hack

Lesson 4: Clean Product Presentation – Part 1

Lesson 5: Clean Product Presentation – Part 2

Lesson 6: Instagram Mockups – Easy!

Lesson 7: Inspirational Content – Part 1

Lesson 8: Inspirational Content – Part 2

Lesson 9: Black & White Content

Lesson 10: Food Content

Lesson 11: Personal Branding – Part 1

Lesson 12: Personal Branding – Part 2

Lesson 13: Content Striking Colors – Part 1

Lesson 13: Content Striking Colors – Part 2

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Framing Facebook Ads & Quality Standards

Lesson 3: Colorful Product Ad – Part 1

Lesson 4: Colorful Product Ad – Part 2

Lesson 5: Colorful Product Ad – Part 3

Lesson 6: Colorful Product Ad – Part 4

Lesson 7: The question of stock photos & freebies in FB ads

Lesson 8: Vector Based Ad – Part 1

Lesson 9: Vector Based Ad – Part 2

Lesson 10: Vector Based Ad – Part 3

Lesson 11: Vector Based Ad – Part 4

Lesson 12: The Pros and Cons of People-based Facebook ads

Lesson 13: People-Based Facebook Ad – Part 1

Lesson 14: People-Based Facebook Ad – Part 2

Lesson 15: People-Based Facebook Ad – Part 3

Lesson 16: Best Facebook Ad Template – The Foundation

Lesson 17: Best Facebook Ad Template – The Details

Lesson 18: Conclusions

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Colorful Business card for the CEO – The essentials

Lesson 3: Colorful Business card for the CEO – The details

Lesson 4: Colorful Business card for the CEO – Beautiful Icons

Lesson 5: What do ‘simple’ and ‘clean’ mean?

Lesson 6: Personal Branding Business Card

Lesson 7: Business Card Best Design Practices

Lesson 8: Corporate Business Card – Foundation

Lesson 9: Corporate Business Card – Icon Design

Lesson 1: CV (Curriculum Vitae) Designs in Today’s Market

Lesson 2: Deciding on a CV style

Lesson 3: Setting the foundation of the CV

Lesson 4: Choosing a typeface – really important!

Lesson 5: Rocking Typography

Lesson 6: Gorgeous icons for your CV

Lesson 7: Staying consistent in your design

Lesson 8: Negative space in a CV design

Lesson 9: Creating a timeline for your CV

Lesson 10: Final Thoughts for the Clean CV Project

Lesson 1: Creative CV Design

Lesson 2: Modern Typography for a Creative CV

Lesson 3: Use Freepik to make your CV stand out!

Lesson 4: How to adjust vectors and add detailed icons

Lesson 5: Fine-tuning the CV

Lesson 6: The last 10% that makes all the differences!

Lesson 1: Newsletters in today’s market

Lesson 2: Newsletter styles

Lesson 3: Colorful Newsletter in Mailchimp & Photoshop

Lesson 4: Create a catchy newsletter hero-element in Photoshop

Lesson 5: Adding extra details

Lesson 6: The most important element: the CTA

Lesson 7: Create effective layouts in Mailchimp

Lesson 8: Inserting new content in Mailchimp

Lesson 9: Balancing graphics with content

Lesson 10: Design overview

Lesson 1: Animated Newsletter in Mailchimp & Photoshop

Lesson 2: Create the product presentation in Photoshop

Lesson 3: Animating the product presentation – Method #1

Lesson 4: Animating the product presentation – Method #2

Lesson 5: Create the call to action

Lesson 6: Creating a gift design for the newsletter in Photoshop

Lesson 7: Animating the gift box – the lid

Lesson 8: Animating the gift box – the stars & text

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Mazda 3 Launch Ad

Lesson 3: Travel Agency Templates – Good or bad?

Lesson 4: Original Design versus Templates

Lesson 5: Hiring People Through Beautiful Ads

Lesson 6: Premium Office Building Ad – Shocking!

Lesson 7: Huge Telecom Company Blunder!

Lesson 8: 50% for 5%

Lesson 9: The reason why most designs are cluttered

Lesson 10: Clichés and Stereotypes in Graphic Design

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Everything’s about the Style Guide

Lesson 3: Indoor Ad Banner: Laying things out

Lesson 4: Indoor Ad Banner: Typography & Layout

Lesson 5: Indoor Ad Banner: Styling

Lesson 6: Indoor Banner: Final touches & Conclusions

Lesson 7: Bonus: Create an indoor ad banner mockup

Lesson 8: Section conclusions

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Set up the catalogue project in Photoshop

Lesson 3: Styling the cover of the catalogue

Lesson 4: Fine-tuning the cover

Lesson 5: Add something extra to the cover

Lesson 6: Interior page style: Typography

Lesson 7: Interior page style: Layout

Lesson 8: Styling large amounts of text

Lesson 9: Interior pages overview

Lesson 10: Conclusions

Lesson 1: The Truth About Logo Design

Lesson 2: Should you design logos as a freelancer?

Lesson 3: Creating logos in Photoshop

Lesson 4: The complexity behind a logo

Lesson 5: Gathering information

Lesson 6: Worst techniques for logo design

Lesson 7: Best techniques for logo design

Lesson 8: Final thoughts

Lesson 1: Download all the resources & workbooks

Lesson 2: Quick answers to popular questions

Lesson 3: This section vs “Learn Photoshop, Web Design & Profitable Freelancing”

Lesson 4: Web design – A closer look

Lesson 5: Set up Photoshop for web design

Lesson 6: How to select layers like a pro

Lesson 7: Find out why your designs are supremely important

Lesson 8: Create a website and identify 3 mistakes

Lesson 9: Solving the previous exercise

Lesson 10: The three pillars of a great web designer

Lesson 1: The first pillar of web design

Lesson 2: Best settings for a web design project

Lesson 3: Case study: Non-standard layouts

Lesson 4: Create a standard website layout

Lesson 5: How to size your web elements correctly

Lesson 6: My formula for perfect text

Lesson 7: Case study: text layers

Lesson 8: Color Contrast

Lesson 9: Case study: Colors – Part 1

Lesson 10: Case study: Colors – Part 2

Lesson 11: How to align elements in the hero area

Lesson 12: How to align icons with text

Lesson 13: 3 rules for web design icons

Lesson 14: Case Study: Visual Balance

Lesson 15: Thoughts on the first pillar of web design

Lesson 1: 1. Introduction

Lesson 2: 2. What’s the point of the website?

Lesson 3: 3. The user versus the business owner

Lesson 4: 4. Analytics in Web Design

Lesson 5: 5. Templates & Website Builders – The web designer’s death?

Lesson 6: 6. Case Study: 4 versions of the same website

Lesson 7: 7. E-commerce homepage layout

Lesson 8: 8. E-commerce product details

Lesson 9: 9. E-commerce checkout

Lesson 10: 10. Why aren’t websites pixel perfect?

Lesson 11: 11. Landing page vs a website

Lesson 12: 12. Case studies: the client’s needs

Lesson 13: 13. Lead generation in landing pages

Lesson 14: 14. Why landing pages have a bad reputation

Lesson 15: 15. Digital product landing page

Lesson 16: 16. A/B testing landing pages

Lesson 17: 17. Final thoughts about the client’s needs

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 What’s UX?

Lesson 3: 3 The best example of good UX and attention to detail

Lesson 4: 4 Improve the checkout process to double sales

Lesson 5: 5 Improve the mobile version to double sales

Lesson 6: 6 7 website tweaks that show attention to detail

Lesson 7: 7 Upgrading the mobile product page

Lesson 8: 8 Doing 1-on-1 sessions with a coder

Lesson 9: 9 Important notice

Lesson 1: 1 Preparing the design for coding

Lesson 2: 2 Getting up and running with Zeplin

Lesson 3: 3 From Photoshop to Zeplin

Lesson 4: 4 Getting deliverables out of Photoshop

Lesson 5: 5 Server-side content and multi-layer graphics

Lesson 6: 6 How to handle the handover process

Lesson 1: 1 Photoshop version comparison

Lesson 2: 2 Piracy & stealing

Lesson 3: 3 Monitors: best panel types, resolution, brand, size

Lesson 4: 4 Web design just in Photoshop, no coding

Lesson 5: 5 What you need to know about Photoshop

Lesson 6: 6 How to monetize the skills you are about to learn

Lesson 7: 7 Grid systems

Lesson 8: 8 Setting up your workspace

Lesson 9: 9 Topics I won’t cover in depth

Lesson 1: 1 Communicate effectively

Lesson 3: 3 A website must tell a story and create an atmosphere

Lesson 4: 4 Simple & clean or highly detailed?

Lesson 5: 5 How to understand the clients’ needs

Lesson 6: 6 All about inspiration

Lesson 7: 7 Hands on: How I get my inspiration

Lesson 9: 9 Step by step approach

Lesson 10: 10 Using the step by step approach to create an icon

Lesson 11: 11 All about wireframes

Lesson 13: 13 The role of imagery, stock photos and free photos

Lesson 14: 14 Custom Graphics

Lesson 15: 15 Hands-on: Creating custom graphics

Lesson 16: 16 Alignment tools

Lesson 17: 17 Symmetry, proper spacing and white space

Lesson 18: 18 Working with a brief

Lesson 1: 1 Working on a ‘small project’

Lesson 2: 2 What ‘simple, modern, clean’ & other client terms actually mean

Lesson 3: 3 Using layer styles the right way

Lesson 4: 4 The pitfalls of your imagination

Lesson 5: 5 Understanding contrast

Lesson 6: 6 Using freebies & the meaning of being a designer

Lesson 7: 7 Optimizing your layers panel

Lesson 8: 8 Hands on: How to organize a messy project

Lesson 9: 9 Dummy content

Lesson 10: 10 Logo design

Lesson 11: 11 The importance of speed

Lesson 12: 12 Choosing the right projects

Lesson 13: 13 Pricing guide for your work

Lesson 14: 14 How to constantly get better

Lesson 1: 1 Best sources for fonts

Lesson 2: 2 The Character Panel

Lesson 3: 3 How to identify a font

Lesson 4: 4 Mixing fonts

Lesson 5: 5 Typography tips, tricks and techniques

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction & project description

Lesson 2: 2 Setting the layout

Lesson 3: 3 Putting in content

Lesson 4: 4 Creating the header

Lesson 5: 5 Creating the hero area

Lesson 6: 6 Creating the content area

Lesson 7: 7 Creating the testimonial and footer areas

Lesson 8: 8 Conclusions

Lesson 1: 1 Flat design: definition, examples, flat animations, history, skeuomorphism

Lesson 2: 2 Avoid these flat design mistakes

Lesson 3: 3 Building a flat website – Introduction

Lesson 4: 4 Building a flat website – Creating the header

Lesson 5: 5 Building a flat website – Creating the central point

Lesson 6: 6 Building a flat website – Testimonials and CTAs

Lesson 7: 7 Building a flat website – Finishing up with the footer

Lesson 8: 8 Final conclusions

Lesson 1: 1 About this update

Lesson 2: 2 About organic websites and our first case study

Lesson 3: 3 Analyzing organic websites

Lesson 4: 4 The need for thematic designs

Lesson 5: 5 The downside of organic website designs

Lesson 6: 6 Presenting the project

Lesson 7: 7 Setting up the layout

Lesson 8: 8 Researching assets, our mood board, and setting our style

Lesson 9: 9 Finding more resources and setting the header

Lesson 10: 10 Creating a detailed hero area

Lesson 11: 11 Creating the content area with realistic category images

Lesson 12: 12 Designing the footer and adding a bit of magic to the site

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Character & Paragraph Styles

Lesson 3: 3 Smart Objects explained

Lesson 4: 4 How to use a Smart Object

Lesson 5: 5 How to create a realistic mockup with Smart Objects

Lesson 6: 6 How to use Adobe Generator

Lesson 7: 7 How to use Layer Comps

Lesson 8: 8 Layer Comps with Smart Objects

Lesson 1: 1 Content-Aware Crop

Lesson 2: 2 4K for web design: is it worth it?

Lesson 3: 3 Identify a font with ‘Match Font’

Lesson 4: 4 Glyphs – friend or enemy

Lesson 5: 5 Adobe CC Portfolio: How to easily create a responsive portfolio

Lesson 6: 6 Face Liquify – Magic face editing

Lesson 7: 7 Select and Mask replaces Refine Edge

Lesson 8: 8 Design Feedback

Lesson 9: 9 Design Feedback #1

Lesson 10: 10 Design Feedback #2

Lesson 11: 11 Struggling with your designs – watch this

Lesson 12: 12 Design Feedback #3

Lesson 14: 14 What’s my skill level after 10 years?

Lesson 2: 2 A few things you need to know

Lesson 3: 3 Workbook for Section 1 & Download All The Course Resources xxx

Lesson 5: 5 Photoshop is essential for your future

Lesson 6: 6 Your first web design challenge

Lesson 7: 7 How to solve the previous exercise

Lesson 8: 8 Set up Photoshop for web design

Lesson 9: 9 Key areas in Photoshop CC

Lesson 10: 10 Best computer for Photoshop

Lesson 11: 11 How to set up your workspace

Lesson 12: 12 Six career options after my courses

Lesson 1: 1 Understanding and using layers like a pro

Lesson 2: 2 25 common mistakes in Photoshop – Part 1

Lesson 3: 3 25 common mistakes in Photoshop – Part 2

Lesson 6: 5 Section conclusion

Lesson 1: 1 Section introduction

Lesson 2: 2 2 Key concepts about moving layers and the move tool + exercise

Lesson 3: 3 How to solve the previous exercise

Lesson 4: 4 Raster layers demystified

Lesson 5: 5 Understanding shape layers

Lesson 6: 6 Adjustment layers and non-destructive editing

Lesson 7: 7 How to use text layers effectively

Lesson 8: 8 Find out why smart objects are amazing

Lesson 9: 9 Layer types exercise

Lesson 10: 10 Solving the layer types exercise

Lesson 11: 11 How to export your work optimally in CC

Lesson 12: 12 How to export your work optimally in CS6

Lesson 13: 13 The alignment tools in Photoshop CS6 and CC + exercise

Lesson 14: 14 How to solve the previous exercise

Lesson 15: 15 Section conclusion

Lesson 1: 1 Section introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Artboards in Photoshop CC

Lesson 3: 3 Gain flexibility with Undo and the History Panel

Lesson 4: 4 Unlock the power of the Marquee tool

Lesson 5: 5 Crop and eye dropper explained

Lesson 6: 6 Eraser, gradient, paint bucket with a big twist

Lesson 7: 7 The brush tool and layer masks

Lesson 8: 8 The powerful Direct Selection Tool in CS6 and CC

Lesson 9: 9 Fantastic selections with The Magic Wand and The Quick Selection Tool

Lesson 10: 10 Pen tool comprehensive: create intricate shapes and selections

Lesson 11: 11 Important notes about other tools

Lesson 12: 12 Section conclusion

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Must-watch: No coding explained

Lesson 3: 3 10 essential tips to get started

Lesson 4: 4 The power of a well-written brief

Lesson 5: 5 Layer styles in CS6 and CC

Lesson 6: 6 Blending modes explained

Lesson 7: 7 Hands on navigation – creating modern main menus #1

Lesson 8: 8 Hands on navigation – creating modern main menus #2

Lesson 9: 9 Hands on navigation – creating modern main menus #3

Lesson 10: 10 Hands on navigation – a different main menu

Lesson 11: 11 Hands on buttons: creating effective call to actions

Lesson 12: 12 Understanding hero areas

Lesson 13: 13 Techniques that prepare an image for the hero area

Lesson 14: 14 How to get fantastic images for your designs

Lesson 15: 15 Hands on typography: 10 rules to handle text like a pro

Lesson 16: 16 Hands on clipping masks

Lesson 17: 17 Hands on testimonials: creating a modern design #1

Lesson 18: 18 Hands on testimonials: creating a modern design #2

Lesson 19: 19 Understanding footers

Lesson 20: 20 Responsive web design

Lesson 21: 21 Conclusions

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Best and worst way to get started as a freelancer

Lesson 3: 3 Crowdsourcing explained

Lesson 4: 4 Best way to get initial feedback on your design

Lesson 5: 5 99designs and Freepik

Lesson 6: 6 Should I quit my job to freelance?

Lesson 7: 7 3 surprising advantages of being a freelance web designer

Lesson 8: 8 Discovering ways to outperform competition

Lesson 9: 9 10 tools to improve your performance: fix eye, back, neck pain!

Lesson 10: 10 How to improve your mood & concentration

Lesson 11: 11 Best places for design projects

Lesson 12: 12 15 tips for selecting the best projects

Lesson 13: 13 Using speed to your advantage: 10 tips to increase it

Lesson 14: 14 The importance of your mindset

Lesson 15: 15 Working smart and consistent

Lesson 16: 16 Using freebies – more complicated than you think

Lesson 17: 17 Using inspiration – the right way

Lesson 18: 18 Should you report a similar or stolen design?

Lesson 19: 19 Should you reuse designs?

Lesson 20: 20 NEW! The level of competition on 99designs

Lesson 21: 21 Don’t go on 99designs before you watch this!

Lesson 22: 22 Conclusions

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 The profile of a contest holder

Lesson 3: 3 Setting up a contest and brief

Lesson 4: 4 Getting designs and managing feedback

Lesson 5: 5 Communicating with designers

Lesson 6: 6 Asking other people for feedback

Lesson 7: 7 Conclusions

Lesson 8: 8 Design a logo for me and get $300!

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Exploring the project in depth

Lesson 3: 3 Setting up the foundation of the design

Lesson 4: 4 Choosing the right fonts for our project

Lesson 5: 5 Creating the header

Lesson 6: 6 Creating the hero area

Lesson 7: 7 Setting the style for the design

Lesson 8: 8 Creating the content area

Lesson 9: 9 Conclusions

Lesson 2: 2 Brief Analysis

Lesson 3: 3 Header Content

Lesson 4: 4 Header Style Part 1

Lesson 5: 5 Header Style Part 2

Lesson 6: 6 Left Column Part 1

Lesson 7: 7 Left Column Part 2

Lesson 8: 8 Feed Filter

Lesson 9: 9 Posts Section

Lesson 10: 10 Right Column & Wrap Up

Lesson 11: 11 Presenting our Design

Lesson 12: 12 First Feedback – First Revision

Lesson 13: 13 How to Handle Additional Feedback

Lesson 14: 14 How Quickly Things Change

Lesson 15: 15 The Next Stage of the Project

Lesson 16: 16 Project Conclusions

Lesson 17: 17 Bonus: When is it time to abandon a project?

Lesson 1: 1 Brief Analysis

Lesson 2: 2 Setting the Style & Getting Inspiration

Lesson 3: 3 Header

Lesson 4: 4 Hero Area

Lesson 5: 5 Services Section

Lesson 6: 6 Content Area

Lesson 7: 7 Testimonials

Lesson 8: 8 Blog Element

Lesson 9: 9 Footer

Lesson 10: 10 Presenting our Design & A Shocking Update

Lesson 11: 11 Getting Feedback

Lesson 12: 12 Project Conclusions

Lesson 13: 13 Bonus: Analysing Intermediaries

Lesson 1: 1 Brief Analysis & Getting Inspiration

Lesson 2: 2 Analyse the Client & Getting Inspiration

Lesson 3: 3 Layout & Style

Lesson 4: 4 Header

Lesson 5: 5 Hero Area

Lesson 6: 6 Content Area

Lesson 7: 7 Product Section

Lesson 8: 8 Footer

Lesson 9: 9 Analyse our Competition

Lesson 10: 10 Changing the Design Style

Lesson 11: 11 New Product Area

Lesson 12: 12 New Footer & Sending the Design

Lesson 13: 13 Big Updates

Lesson 14: 14 Project Conclusions

Lesson 15: 15 Bonus: 2 Other Concepts

Lesson 1: 1 Notice

Lesson 2: 2 Brief Analysis

Lesson 3: 3 Layout

Lesson 4: 4 Main Menu & Style

Lesson 5: 5 Hero Area

Lesson 6: 6 Content Section

Lesson 7: 7 Presenting our Design

Lesson 8: 8 Project Conclusions

Lesson 9: 9 Bonus: Avoid These Projects

Lesson 10: 10 Bonus: A New Concept

Lesson 1: 1 Notice

Lesson 2: 2 Brief Analysis

Lesson 3: 3 Layout

Lesson 4: 4 Header

Lesson 5: 5 Creating the Hero Elements

Lesson 6: 6 Slider

Lesson 7: 7 Product Section

Lesson 8: 8 Image Gallery

Lesson 9: 9 Testimonials

Lesson 10: 10 FAQ & Partners

Lesson 11: 11 Trouble Sending the Design

Lesson 12: 12 Feedback & Revisions

Lesson 13: 13 Changing the Background

Lesson 14: 14 Client Feedback

Lesson 15: 15 Project Conclusions

Lesson 16: 16 Winning Design

Lesson 17: 17 Bonus: A New Concept

Lesson 1: 1 Notice

Lesson 2: 2 Brief Analysis

Lesson 3: 3 Layout

Lesson 4: 4 Content

Lesson 5: 5 Main Menu & Style

Lesson 6: 6 Hero Area

Lesson 7: 7 Central Section

Lesson 8: 8 Product Area

Lesson 9: 9 Testimonials

Lesson 10: 10 Newsletter

Lesson 11: 11 Presenting our Design

Lesson 12: 12 Feedback

Lesson 13: 13 Revision

Lesson 14: 14 Presenting our Updated Design

Lesson 15: 15 Feedback & Another Revision

Lesson 16: 16 Our Position & Multiple Options

Lesson 17: 17 Fine Adjustments

Lesson 18: 18 Quick Revision

Lesson 19: 19 Small Design Tweaks

Lesson 20: 20 Small Design Tweaks 2

Lesson 21: 21 Another Revision

Lesson 22: 22 Fixing an Error

Lesson 23: 23 Final Stage of the Project

Lesson 24: 24 Project Wrap Up

Lesson 25: 25 Conclusions & Next Steps

Lesson 26: 26 Bonus: Avoid These Projects

Lesson 27: 27 Bonus: A New Concept

Lesson 1: 1 Notice

Lesson 2: 2 Brief Analysis

Lesson 3: 3 Analyzing the Competition

Lesson 4: 4 Layout

Lesson 5: 5 Central Section

Lesson 6: 6 Hero Area

Lesson 7: 7 Testimonials & Product Area

Lesson 8: 8 Finishing the Design and Presenting it

Lesson 9: 9 Design Variation

Lesson 10: 10 Finishing the Variation

Lesson 11: 11 Presenting our Design

Lesson 12: 12 Rating

Lesson 13: 13 New Design

Lesson 14: 14 Conclusions

Lesson 15: 15 Revision

Lesson 16: 16 Interior Page

Lesson 17: 17 Product Page

Lesson 18: 18 Upload

Lesson 19: 19 Image Update

Lesson 20: 20 PSD Clean Up

Lesson 21: 21 Project Conclusions

Lesson 22: 22 Bonus: A New Concept

Lesson 1: 1 Design Feedback #1

Lesson 2: 2 Design Feedback #2

Lesson 3: 3 Design Feedback #3

Lesson 4: 4 Design Feedback #4

Lesson 5: 5 Design Feedback #5

Lesson 6: 6 Design Feedback #6

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction and your expectations

Lesson 2: 2 Download all resources

Lesson 3: 3 Photoshop vs Adobe Experience Design vs Sketch

Lesson 4: 4 Don’t design any mobile app without this!

Lesson 5: 5 Design your first app layout – Part 1

Lesson 6: 6 Design your first app layout – Part 2

Lesson 7: 7 How much money can you earn as an app designer?

Lesson 8: 8 Preview your designs on your phone

Lesson 9: 9 Optional – Computer requirements

Lesson 10: 10 Discover the differences between Android and iOS apps

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Set up Photoshop for app designing

Lesson 3: 3 Best settings for an Android project in Photoshop

Lesson 4: 4 Must-know artboard features in Photoshop

Lesson 5: 5 10 Tips to efficiently work with vectors in Photoshop

Lesson 6: 6 Best tips for layer alignment

Lesson 7: 7 Learn to efficiently select layers in artboards

Lesson 8: 8 Exercise: Layer selection and repositioning

Lesson 9: 9 Solve the previous exercise

Lesson 10: 10 Best typography tips for app designing

Lesson 11: 11 Learn how to actually use smart objects

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction to Material Design

Lesson 2: 2 Android interface components overview

Lesson 3: 3 Learn to design the action bar

Lesson 4: 4 The simple guide to sizing components in pixels

Lesson 5: 5 Sizes in pixels & action bar showcase

Lesson 6: 6 Everything you need to know about tabs

Lesson 7: 7 Displaying content in cards

Lesson 8: 8 Beautiful and effective buttons on Android

Lesson 9: 9 Text Fields

Lesson 10: 10 FREE size guide for Android components

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction to this section

Lesson 2: 2 Understanding the brief and the client’s wishes

Lesson 3: 3 Analyze the app’s competitors – Part 1

Lesson 4: 4 Analyze the app’s competitors – Part 2

Lesson 5: 5 Layout for the location (1) and listing (2) screens

Lesson 6: 6 Layout for the restaurant details (3) screen

Lesson 7: 7 How to make great design choices

Lesson 8: 8 Design concepts for the location screen (1)

Lesson 9: 9 Design concepts for the restaurant listing (2)

Lesson 10: 10 Restaurant listing alternatives (2)

Lesson 11: 11 Final restaurant listing variations (2)

Lesson 12: 12 Design concepts for the restaurant details (3) screen

Lesson 13: 13 Choosing the best typeface

Lesson 14: 14 Define and refine our app’s style

Lesson 15: 15 Finishing touches screen 1

Lesson 16: 16 Finishing touches on screens 2 and 3

Lesson 17: 17 Section overview

Lesson 1: 1 Section introduction

Lesson 2: 2 What do you want to be? A designer or a problem-solver?

Lesson 3: 3 Discover the one thing that ruins all your designs

Lesson 4: 4 UI Icons in Android apps

Lesson 5: 5 Hands-on icons: Create a dashboard panel

Lesson 6: 6 Android Icons: Case studies

Lesson 7: 7 A guide for app design inspiration

Lesson 8: 8 Target audience and the app’s story

Lesson 9: 9 Create a mood board

Lesson 10: 10 Discover what makes an app beautiful

Lesson 1: 1 Android color fundamentals

Lesson 2: 2 How to use color appropriately

Lesson 3: 3 The principle of color contrast

Lesson 4: 4 The best color schemes from top apps

Lesson 5: 5 Tools for awesome color schemes

Lesson 6: 6 How to implement a color scheme

Lesson 1: 1 Android typography fundamentals

Lesson 2: 2 7 rules for Android legibility

Lesson 3: 3 Guide for perfect font sizing in Android apps

Lesson 4: 4 Typography: what the biggest apps are doing

Lesson 5: 5 How to make lots of text look great

Lesson 6: 6 How to pair fonts correctly

Lesson 1: 1 iOS apps – Overview

Lesson 2: 2 1x, 2x, 3x, PPI, notch?! iOS artboard size guide

Lesson 3: 3 App design comparison: iOS vs Android

Lesson 4: 4 My take on the official UI Kit

Lesson 5: 5 iOS status bar (with/wo Notch)

Lesson 6: 6 iOS Navigation bar

Lesson 7: 7 iOS Tab bar

Lesson 8: 8 iOS Text Fields

Lesson 9: 9 iOS Controls

Lesson 10: 10 Running Android apps on Mac OS

Lesson 11: 11 The official iOS typeface – should you use it?

Lesson 12: 12 iOS conclusions

Lesson 1: 1 Section introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Preparing the PSD for 20+ screens

Lesson 3: 3 Login and registration screens – version 1

Lesson 4: 4 Login and registration screens iteration

Lesson 5: 5 Design the right menu

Lesson 6: 6 Design the left menu

Lesson 7: 7 Creating card-based layouts for Addresses and Payments

Lesson 8: 8 Add a payment method – Design a credit card

Lesson 9: 9 Design the Reviews screens

Lesson 10: 10 Create the restaurant’s address and user profile screens

Lesson 11: 11 Making the order history screen & success page

Lesson 12: 12 Create the order details screen

Lesson 13: 13 An overview of our progress

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction to Adobe XD (Experience Design)

Lesson 2: 2 Learning XD and setting your expectations

Lesson 3: 3 An overview of XD’s interface

Lesson 4: 4 Getting around in Adobe XD

Lesson 5: 5 Selecting layers in XD

Lesson 6: 6 Shape fundamentals in Adobe XD

Lesson 7: 7 Editing shapes in Adobe XD

Lesson 8: 8 Text fundamentals in XD

Lesson 9: 9 Grid and smart guides

Lesson 10: 10 Pen tool

Lesson 11: 11 Working with photos and masks

Lesson 12: 12 Adobe XD tips & quirks

Lesson 1: 1 Disable Adobe XD’s Recording Message on Windows

Lesson 2: 2 From Photoshop to XD

Lesson 3: 3 Create real-life mockups in just a few clicks

Lesson 4: 4 Lightning speed with the Assets panel

Lesson 5: 5 Linked symbols

Lesson 6: 6 Preview and device preview

Lesson 7: 7 Prototyping overview and sharing your design

Lesson 8: 8 Create interactive prototypes

Lesson 9: 9 Prototyping tips and tricks

Lesson 10: 10 Make your app prototype seem real

Lesson 11: 11 The incredible auto-animate and drag

Lesson 12: 12 The Libraries panel

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction to Zeplin

Lesson 2: 2 What the coder gets out of Zeplin

Lesson 3: 3 From Photoshop to Zeplin to Android Developers

Lesson 4: 4 Anything is possible in Android! Make clients & coders love you

Lesson 5: 5 Design specs through XD

Lesson 6: 6 Exporting from XD

Lesson 7: 7 The best way to work with coders in Zeplin

Lesson 1: 1 Introduction

Lesson 2: 2 Import and fix the PSD in Adobe XD

Lesson 3: 3 Setting up the prototype

Lesson 4: 4 Prototyping the login and register screens

Lesson 5: 5 Dealing with the City dropdown

Lesson 6: 6 Creating the map interaction

Lesson 7: 7 Finishing the initial screen interactions

Lesson 8: 8 Analyzing our progress

Lesson 9: 9 Recover password and create an account

Lesson 10: 10 Recreate the restaurant listing in Adobe XD

Lesson 11: 11 Creating a search bar

Lesson 1: 1 Connecting the left menu

Lesson 2: 2 Connecting the filters

Lesson 3: 3 Creating an animated tab system for the dish listing

Lesson 4: 4 Creating the app’s routes – difficult!

Lesson 5: 5 Continuing route 1: user registers at the beginning

Lesson 6: 6 Route 2: user registers during checkout

Lesson 7: 7 Route 3: user already has an account

Lesson 8: 8 Restaurant information and reviews

Lesson 9: 9 Fine-tuning and project analysis

Lesson 10: 10 Preparing to export to Zeplin

Lesson 11: 11 Export to Zeplin

Lesson 12: 12 Final Thoughts from Chris

Lesson 13: 13 Final Thoughts & What’s Next

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: How to get the most out of this training

Lesson 3: Download all the resources from the course

Lesson 4: Adobe XD vs Photoshop

Lesson 5: Get started with Adobe XD

Lesson 6: Create your first design in Adobe XD

Lesson 7: How to get around Adobe XD

Lesson 8: Best way to select layers in XD

Lesson 9: Exercise: Practice your selecting

Lesson 10: From Photoshop or Illustrator to Adobe XD!

Lesson 11: Cloud documents and saving your work

Lesson 12: Adobe XD quirks

Lesson 13: Section conclusions

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: How to work with rectangles like a pro

Lesson 3: Use the ellipse, polygon and line tools

Lesson 4: Editing shapes

Lesson 5: Pen tool

Lesson 6: Let’s have fun – use all the tools

Lesson 7: Work with colors and gradients

Lesson 8: Grids, guides, smart guides – pixel perfect designs

Lesson 9: The alignment tools – Overview

Lesson 10: How to use the alignment tools

Lesson 11: Work with text layers like a pro

Lesson 12: Best way to work with images

Lesson 13: Create a collage

Lesson 14: Section conclusions

Lesson 1: Export our work as PNGs

Lesson 2: Share your work to get feedback

Lesson 3: Optional – Save presentations as PDFs

Lesson 4: Share your work with developers

Lesson 5: Shrink your PNGs and JPEGs without losing quality

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: Fast designing with repeat grid

Lesson 3: Quickly replace content

Lesson 4: Components – a revolutionary feature

Lesson 5: Practice working with components

Lesson 6: Why we need to talk about style guides

Lesson 7: How to supercharge your color use

Lesson 8: How to work with character styles

Lesson 9: Here’s how you actually set up your assets panel

Lesson 10: A smarter way to work with linked assets

Lesson 11: Undecided? Keep multiple versions!

Lesson 12: Working with several designers AT ONCE

Lesson 13: Section conclusion

Lesson 1: Introduction to our first web design project

Lesson 2: Create the website’s header

Lesson 3: My advice for perfect social media icons

Lesson 4: Setting our typography

Lesson 5: Adding the search bar

Lesson 6: The website’s categories

Lesson 7: Build the content area with repeat grid

Lesson 8: Pagination through XD components

Lesson 9: Create the footer

Lesson 10: Overview of the homepage

Lesson 11: Create the product details page

Lesson 12: Finishing touches on the product details page

Lesson 1: What is responsive design?

Lesson 2: Designing without coding: why and how?

Lesson 3: Making the mobile version of the homepage

Lesson 4: Adjusting the design for the mobile version

Lesson 5: Editing the footer for the mobile version

Lesson 6: Create the mobile version for the product details page

Lesson 7: Design variation #1 – color

Lesson 8: Design variation #2 – typography

Lesson 9: Design variation #3 – the layout

Lesson 10: Key things about our design

Lesson 1: Introduction to prototyping

Lesson 2: The fundamentals of wiring a prototype

Lesson 3: Trigger types in Adobe XD

Lesson 4: Transition Animations and Easing

Lesson 5: Auto-animate – the incredible game changer

Lesson 6: Auto-animate and drag

Lesson 7: Previous artboard – a must in any large project

Lesson 8: How to make menus and pop ups seem real

Lesson 9: Jump to a part of your design with “Scroll To”

Lesson 10: Here’s why your animations don’t matter

Lesson 1: Here’s why we should animate our design

Lesson 2: What you should and shouldn’t animate

Lesson 3: Create hover states for social media & main menu

Lesson 4: Prototyping the search box – hover and down state + drop-down

Lesson 5: Create a hover state for the repeat grid

Lesson 6: Setting up the pagination and footer

Lesson 7: How to quickly change your layout with stacks

Lesson 8: Bonus: Make the navigation work

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: What’s UI, what’s UX?

Lesson 3: Bad UX is very expensive

Lesson 4: UX case study – icons

Lesson 5: UX case study – buttons

Lesson 6: UX case study – forms

Lesson 7: UX case study – vague actions

Lesson 8: UX case study – hierarchy

Lesson 9: UX case study – fake content

Lesson 1: Here’s what I suggest you do next