Section 1: Learn Photoshop from Beginner [14 hours]
Section 2: Introduction to Photoshop
Lesson 2: Workbook for Section 1
Lesson 3: Get the Best Photoshop VersionLesson 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
Section 3: Getting started with Photoshop
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
Section 4: Layers 101
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
Section 5: Layers 102
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
Section 6: Artboards
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
Section 7: Raster Layers
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
Section 8: Selections 101
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
Section 9: Selections 102
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
Section 10: Shape Layers
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
Section 11: Creative Layer Styles
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
Section 12: Work with Smart Objects
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
Section 13: Create a Cute Character
Lesson 1: Create the Shape
Lesson 2: Add Layer Styles
Lesson 3: Finishing Touches
Lesson 4: Assignment: Create A Cute Character
Section 14: Work with Text Layers as a Pro
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
Section 15: Improve Your Photos
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
Section 16: Repair Your Photos
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
Section 17: Learn Graphic Design: Create 40 Practical Projects [14 hours]
Section 18: Introduction
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?
Section 19: Facebook Cover Project
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
Section 20: Facebook Cover Project #2
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
Section 21: Youtube Thumbnails
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
Section 22: Instagram
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
Section 23: Facebook Ads
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
Section 24: Business Cards
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
Section 25: Level up your career with a beautiful CV (resumé)
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
Section 26: CV Project #2
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!
Section 27: Effective Newsletters
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
Section 28: Animated Newsletter
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
Section 29: Graphic Design Analysis
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
Section 30: Printed Design: Indoor Ad Banner
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
Section 31: Printed Design: Product Catalogue
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
Section 32: Logo Design
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
Section 33: Learn Web Design: Design Principles & Case Studies [17 hours]
Section 34: Introduction
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
Section 35: The First Pillar of Web Design
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
Section 36: The Second 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
Section 37: The Third Pillar of Web Design
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
Section 38: From Photoshop to Working Code
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
Section 39: The Fundamentals
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
Section 40: The Principles
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
Section 41: The Principles II
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
Section 42: Typography Tips, Tricks, Techniques
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
Section 43: Project #1
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
Section 45: Flat Web Design Project
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
Section 46: Organic Web Design Project
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
Section 47: Various Tips & Techniques
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
Section 48: Web Design Feedback & Updates
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?
Section 49: Web Design Freelancing [23 hours]
Section 50: Introduction
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
Section 51: Key Photoshop Techniques for Web Design
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
Section 52: Photoshop Explained
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
Section 53: Photoshop's Tools
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
Section 54: Web Design - Hands On
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
Section 55: Freelancing
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
Section 56: Into the mind of a contest holder
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!
Section 57: First Web Design Project
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
Section 58: Project 1 - Client Budget: $1175
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?
Section 59: Project 2 - Client Budget: $500
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
Section 60: Project 3 - Client budget: $300
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
Section 61: Project 4 - Client budget: $600
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
Section 62: Project 5 - Client budget: $475
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
Section 63: Project 6 - Client budget: $595
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
Section 64: Project 7 - Client budget: $1200
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
Section 65: Design Feedback
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
Section 66: Design and prototype mobile apps [15 hours]
Section 67: Getting Started
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
Section 68: Best Photoshop Techniques for App Designing
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
Section 69: Material Design and Essential Android Components
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
Section 70: Food Delivery App
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
Section 71: Android Icons & Design Principles
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
Section 72: The Principles of Color in Android Apps
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
Section 73: Typography in Android Apps
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
Section 74: Designing iOS Apps
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
Section 75: Food Delivery App - Part 2
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
Section 76: Introduction to Adobe XD
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
Section 77: Supercharge your work in Adobe XD
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
Section 78: How to work with mobile app developers
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
Section 79: Designing & Prototyping in Adobe XD
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
Section 80: Advanced Techniques in Adobe XD
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
Section 81: Adobe XD Masterclass: Learn UI & UX Design from Zero to Hero [8 hours]
Section 82: Getting Started
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
Section 83: Adobe XD's tools and features
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
Section 84: Saving and exporting your work
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
Section 85: Adobe XD advanced features
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
Section 86: First web design project
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
Section 87: Responsive design
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
Section 88: Make the design interactive (prototyping)
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
Section 89: Advanced Prototyping
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
Section 90: User Experience (UX)
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
Section 91: What's next?
Lesson 1: Here’s what I suggest you do next
8 Comments
https://imgur.com/VIn5esx
This is one of the harder exercises. I’m glad you did it.
ThankYou it’s because of you I feel motivated
All the shapes, cut out, and put on the pink background you gave me.
https://imgur.com/a/gMWPrqE
I used ONLY the pen tool and nothing else. : )
Notice: it did NOT take me 6 days. Of the last 6 days, I did not work on the 2 weekend days. And of the last 6 days, for the 4 days that were not weekend days, something else important came up, and I could only work on it a little on each of those 4 days. I say this because I know you care how much time I take.
A screenshot of the paths for all the shapes, also on the pink background.
https://imgur.com/a/0OrdBw9
If you want it more zoomed in, tell me. I zoomed out enough to show it was done with Photoshop.
This is an exercise that does take some time. You did well though. Keep it up and don’t put pressure on yourself regarding how much you post every day. As long as you’re committed, that’s all that matters. Breaks are to be expected. Life happens :).
Understood. I really appreciate your good attitude. From now on I won’t send so many messages and I won’t tell what I’m doing every day. I’ll do a decent amount of work each week, but as for which days each week – I’ll do it when life permits me to do it. Thanks Chris!
Sounds good.
I did it in a reasonable time – not too long. So there are a few imperfections (not many). Of the shapes with curves, I am least proud of the one near the upper left corner – the donut shaped one. I’m most happy with the one that’s “pie shaped with a piece missing” and the one that’s like 2 crescent moons or rainbows together.