Master Web Design In Photoshop Complete Ui Ux Masterclass

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Master Web Design In Photoshop: Complete Ui/Ux Masterclass
Last updated 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 18.34 GB | Duration: 14h 48m​

Learn UI/UX and how to create stunning website | Everything you need to know about web design in 2024 | All in Photoshop

What you'll learn
Learn about conversion rates, bounce rates, improving sales
Learn how to work with coders and succesfully handover the design
Understand fantastic web design principles that can be immediately applied to any project
Learn UX principles that produce immediate results
Create beautiful website designs in Photoshop
The differences between landing pages and standard websites

Requirements
You need at least Photoshop CS6 and a BASIC understanding of how Photoshop works
A positive attitude :)

Description
*** Updated for 2024A website can make or break a business. That's because no matter how great the company's services or products are, without a beautiful website, it's all for nothing! That's why entrepreneurs from all over the world are looking for skilled web designers who are capable of creating awesome websites. This course will help you do just that!Prepare Yourself for a Career in Web Design by Learning the Foundations of Photoshop and the Ins-and-Outs of the Design Industry Master the principles of web design & typography. Learn to design custom graphics and beautiful icons. Gain access to premium psd files and templates to inspire your own projects. Discover how to work with clients and how to remain competitive in a cutting-edge industry. Create Websites that Win Clients and Enhance Your Portfolio Professional web design is in high demand, with every type of business from large corporations to small boutiques looking for web designers who can improve their online presence and build their brand. This course will teach you the skills you need to create stunning website designs using Photoshop so that you can turn your clients' visions into reality. You will also learn how to speak with clients, decode their requests, and meet their demands. Contents and Overview Whether you're a beginner or an advanced web designer, you will find this course beneficial in how it blends clear, concise instruction with real world examples and hands-on exercises. Photoshop & Web Design from A to ZFollowing the course's simple step-by-step process, you will learn the web design principles and Photoshop skills necessary to create vivid web pages and graphics, starting with fundamental topics such as comparing different versions of Photoshop and selecting a monitor, before advancing to spacing, typography, logo design, layout, and more. Client Case StudiesYou will gain a better understanding of the realities of web design by examining real-life case studies that demonstrate what to do and what not to do when working with clients. Interactive DemosYou will watch the creation of two websites from start to finish to gain a better understanding of the design process. Free Templates & ResourcesYou will gain access to an exclusive selection of psd files, a cheat sheet hotkey guide, plus lots of website templates that you can use for your own projects. Course features: Professionally edited: constant zoom in on important areas, hotkeys are shown as subtitles, repetitive techniques are slightly sped upAll lectures have the .psd presentation file attached plus a .pdf with any links that were shown in the video.After completing this course, you will have a solid understanding of the principles of web design and the foundations of Photoshop necessary to create cutting-edge web pages and graphics. You will also be familiar with the web design industry and the professional strategies necessary to build a client base.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Quick answers to popular questions

Lecture 2 Download the workbook for this section

Lecture 3 Web design explained: Design vs Coding

Lecture 4 Set up Photoshop for web design

Lecture 5 How to select layers like a pro

Lecture 6 Here's why companies need your designs

Lecture 7 Exercise: create a website and identify 3 mistakes

Lecture 8 Solving the previous exercise

Lecture 9 The three pillars of a great web designer

Section 2: The First Pillar of Web Design

Lecture 10 Download the workbook for this section

Lecture 11 The first pillar of web design

Lecture 12 Best settings for a web design project

Lecture 13 Case study: Non-standard layouts

Lecture 14 Exercise: Create a standard website layout

Lecture 15 How to size your web elements correctly

Lecture 16 My formula for perfect text

Lecture 17 Case study: text layers

Lecture 18 Color Contrast

Lecture 19 Case study: Colors - Part 1

Lecture 20 Case study: Colors - Part 2

Lecture 21 How to align elements in the hero area

Lecture 22 How to align icons with text

Lecture 23 3 rules for web design icons

Lecture 24 Case Study: Visual Balance

Lecture 25 Thoughts on the first pillar of web design

Section 3: The second pillar of web design

Lecture 26 Download the workbook for this section

Lecture 27 Introduction

Lecture 28 What's the point of the website?

Lecture 29 The user versus the business owner

Lecture 30 Analytics in Web Design

Lecture 31 Templates & Website Builders - The web designer's death?

Lecture 32 Case Study: 4 versions of the same website

Lecture 33 E-commerce homepage layout

Lecture 34 E-commerce product details

Lecture 35 E-commerce checkout

Lecture 36 Case Study: Furniture Store

Lecture 37 Why aren't websites pixel perfect?

Lecture 38 Landing page vs a website

Lecture 39 Case studies: the client's needs

Lecture 40 Lead generation in landing pages

Lecture 41 Why landing pages have a bad reputation

Lecture 42 Case Study: Website or Photo Gallery?

Lecture 43 Digital product landing page

Lecture 44 A/B testing landing pages

Lecture 45 Case Study: Landing page analysis

Lecture 46 Case Study: Web Designer's site

Lecture 47 Final thoughts about the client's needs

Section 4: The third pillar of web design

Lecture 48 Download the workbook for this section

Lecture 49 Introduction

Lecture 50 What's UX?

Lecture 51 The best example of good UX and attention to detail

Lecture 52 Improve the checkout process to double sales

Lecture 53 Improve the mobile version to double sales

Lecture 54 7 website tweaks that show attention to detail

Lecture 55 Upgrading the mobile product page

Lecture 56 Doing 1-on-1 sessions with a coder

Section 5: From Photoshop to Working Code

Lecture 57 Download the workbook for this section

Lecture 58 Preparing the design for coding

Lecture 59 Getting up and running with Zeplin

Lecture 60 From Photoshop to Zeplin

Lecture 61 Getting deliverables out of Photoshop

Lecture 62 Server-side content and multi-layer graphics

Lecture 63 How to handle the handover process

Lecture 64 Important notice

Section 6: The Principles

Lecture 65 Workbook for this Section

Lecture 66 Communicate effectively

Lecture 67 A website must tell a story and create an atmosphere

Lecture 68 Simple & clean or highly detailed?

Lecture 69 How to understand the clients' needs

Lecture 70 All about inspiration

Lecture 71 Step by step approach

Lecture 72 All about wireframes

Lecture 73 The role of imagery, stock photos and free photos

Lecture 74 Custom Graphics

Lecture 75 Alignment tools

Lecture 76 Symmetry, proper spacing and white space

Lecture 77 Working with a brief

Section 7: The Principles II

Lecture 78 Workbook for this Section

Lecture 79 Working on a 'small project'

Lecture 80 What 'simple, modern, clean' & other client terms actually mean

Lecture 81 The pitfalls of your imagination

Lecture 82 Using freebies & did I steal something?!

Lecture 83 Best tips to optimize your workflow

Lecture 84 Dummy content

Lecture 85 Logo design

Lecture 86 The importance of speed

Lecture 87 Choosing the right projects

Lecture 88 Pricing guide for your work

Lecture 89 How to constantly get better

Section 8: Typography tips, tricks and techniques

Lecture 90 Workbook for this Section

Lecture 91 Best sources for fonts

Lecture 92 The Character Panel

Lecture 93 How to identify a font

Lecture 94 Mixing fonts

Lecture 95 Typography tips, tricks and techniques

Section 9: The project

Lecture 96 Introduction & project description

Lecture 97 Setting the layout

Lecture 98 Putting in content

Lecture 99 Creating the header

Lecture 100 Creating the hero area

Lecture 101 Creating the content area

Lecture 102 Creating the testimonial and footer areas

Lecture 103 Conclusions

Section 10: Flat design project

Lecture 104 Flat design: definition, examples, flat animations, history, skeuomorphism

Lecture 105 Avoid these flat design mistakes

Lecture 106 Building a flat website - Introduction

Lecture 107 Building a flat website - Creating the header

Lecture 108 Building a flat website - Creating the central point

Lecture 109 Building a flat website - Testimonials and CTAs

Lecture 110 Building a flat website - Finishing up with the footer

Section 11: Download all resources here

Lecture 111 Download all resources here

Lecture 112 Preview the resources

Section 12: Organic website design project

Lecture 113 About this update

Lecture 114 About organic websites and our first case study

Lecture 115 Analyzing organic websites

Lecture 116 The need for thematic designs

Lecture 117 The downside of organic website designs

Lecture 118 Presenting the project

Lecture 119 Setting up the layout

Lecture 120 Researching assets, our mood board, and setting our style

Lecture 121 Finding more resources and setting the header

Lecture 122 Creating a detailed hero area

Lecture 123 Creating the content area with realistic category images

Lecture 124 Designing the footer and adding a bit of magic to the site

Section 13: Design Feedback

Lecture 125 Design Feedback #1

Lecture 126 Design Feedback #2

Lecture 127 Struggling with your designs - watch this

Lecture 128 Design Feedback #3

Section 14: A few words from Chris Barin

Lecture 129 What's my skill level after 10 years?

Lecture 130 Do this before you start freelancing

This course is great for anyone who is into web design and wants to create websites in Photoshop,Anyone who wants to learn a new life skill they can immediately apply and make money,This is must-watch course for any developer, no matter the level of knowledge
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Files Included :
1 -Introduction (20.68 MB)
2 -Introduction to Graphic design (70.95 MB)
3 -Design Elements (105.45 MB)
4 -Typography (107.4 MB)
5 -Color Theory (96.55 MB)
6 -Color Model (146.37 MB)
7 -Design Principles Pt1 (45.08 MB)
8 -Design Principles Pt2 (90.33 MB)
9 -Design Principles Pt3 (127.14 MB)
1 -Installing photoshop (87.27 MB)
10 -Importing and exporting images (58.37 MB)
11 -Layer Panel (185.81 MB)
12 -Working with a layer mask (127.06 MB)
13 -Layer Style (92.54 MB)
14 -Adjustment layer panel (189.88 MB)
15 -Adjustment Layer panel 2 (230.48 MB)
2 -Welcome to photoshop (52.56 MB)
3 -Photoshop interfaces (63.23 MB)
4 -Photoshop tools (244.17 MB)
5 -Installing fonts in photoshop (202.47 MB)
6 -Text tool 1 (66.2 MB)
7 -Text tool ( warp) (41.09 MB)
8 -Shape tool (72.25 MB)
9 -Brush tool (47.31 MB)
1 -Erasing Backgrounds (120.28 MB)
2 -Erasing Backgrounds 2 (145.97 MB)
3 -Content aware tool (63.02 MB)
4 -Starting a design from scratch (188.83 MB)
5 -How to Download images (202.81 MB)
6 -Working with Psd text effects (162.15 MB)
1 -Design Brief (141.51 MB)
10 -Certificate Design (162.77 MB)
11 -Burger Design (340.97 MB)
12 -Admission flyer (417.75 MB)
13 -Church flyer (238.72 MB)
14 -Worship concert design (203.26 MB)
15 -E class flyer design (460.15 MB)
16 -Ebook cover design (259.12 MB)
17 -Flyer design (254.43 MB)
2 -Flyer design layouts (145.68 MB)
3 -Birthday Design 1 (291.49 MB)
4 -Birthday design 2 (435.39 MB)
5 -Laundry design (596.79 MB)
6 -Facebook followers design (177.14 MB)
7 -Conference design (302.34 MB)
8 -Conference design 2 (373.9 MB)
9 -Saloon design (268.24 MB)
1 -Intro to Logo design (156.36 MB)
10 -Project 1 cont (245.43 MB)
11 -Project two (160.75 MB)
12 -Project 3 (173.61 MB)
2 -Logo design principles (76.28 MB)
3 -Design brief and research (96.17 MB)
4 -Conceptualization (107.7 MB)
5 -Sketching (558.34 MB)
6 -Logo presentation (134.02 MB)
7 -Working with Mockups (190.43 MB)
8 -Mockup Sites (60.53 MB)
9 -Project One (257.6 MB)
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