UX Design Tools: Photoshop | 114MB

Duration: 0h 53m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15fps | Audio: AAC 44.1KHz 1ch

Genre: eLearning | Level: Intermediate | Language: English

The UX Design Tools series makes the connection between early UX creative processes, like wireframing and prototyping, with the tools and techniques necessary to create a successful product design. This installment delves into the power of Adobe Photoshop. Justin Putney shows you how to create and edit live shapes, a key component in wireframes; store and display different application states with layer comps; export images and multilayer comps for sharing with clients and developers; and much more.

Topics include:

* Setting up files

* Building live shapes with the Rectangle tool

* Using character and paragraph styles

* Organizing content into layers

* Building layer comps

* Creating and reapplying custom shapes

* Using Smart Objects to group and store elements

* Saving and using layer effects

* Exporting artwork