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课程名称:通过实践掌握网页设计的 7 个 Photoshop 项目 概述:该课程旨在通过实践项目而非观看设计过程,帮助您掌握 Photoshop、网页设计和盈利自由职业的能力。您将学习如何创造卓越的网页设计,提升用户体验。 课程内容包括: - 学习如何为 UX 网页设计客户提供附加服务以提高收入。 - 专业级图片修饰技巧。 - 在数万名 UX 网页设计师中脱颖而出的方法。 - 如何非破坏性地从背景中移除物体,成为专业设计师。 - 将普通图像转化为艺术作品的技巧。 - 在 Photoshop 中使用渐变创造创意背景。 - 使用智能对象保持工作完整性的重要性。 - 层级组织及字体选择技巧。 - 排版的注意事项与重要性,确保内容易读。 - 创建优秀的 UX 网页设计,帮助客户成长。 - 初学者将获得快速上手的速成课程,进阶用户可以直接参与项目。 您将实践 7 种最受欢迎的 UX 网页设计风格,学习避免不良设计风格的原因,获取图像使用的技巧,并了解如何下载不需许可或署名的商业免费图像。 在完成所有 7 个项目后,您将获得作品集中的 7 个网页设计项目,并掌握提高设计效率的快捷键技巧。 项目亮点: 1. 项目一:为 Nike 创建独特的 homepage,学习设计简报、图像选择和头部设计等。 2. 项目二:将陈旧的房地产网站转化为专业的 UX 设计,包含强有力的 CTA。 3. 项目三:更新过时网站,应用现代设计,包括粘性菜单和渐变背景。 4. 项目四:利用大幅 Hero 图像提升品牌形象,并设计用户友好的搜索过滤器。 5. 项目五:将政府信息网站转变为图像主导设计,传达更有吸引力的信息。 6. 项目六:探索复古设计,通过滑动展示体验旧电影海报。 7. 项目七:将普通照片转化为水彩艺术作品,掌握更多 Photoshop 技巧。 通过这些项目,您不仅能学到直接应用于各种公司和网页设计的实践技巧,还能通过展示已完成的作品获得反馈,进一步提升自己的设计能力。
Master Photoshop, web design & profitable freelancing by a pro. This course aims to teach you how to create web designs that provide a great user experience by doing projects (and not watching me design them).Learn how to create great web designs in Photoshop AND create a great user experience through doing actual web design projects. Learn web design by doing!What you'll learn in this excellent web design course for Photoshop users...You'll learn add-on services you can up-sell your UX web design clients.You'll learn how to retouch images like a pro.You'll learn how to stand-out among 10's of thousands of other UX web designers.You'll learn how to remove subjects from a background (non-destructively.just like the pros)You'll learn how to transform an ordinary image into a piece of artwork in Photoshop.You'll learn how to use gradients, in Photoshop, for creative backgrounds.You'll learn how to use Smart Objects, in Photoshop, for keeping your work intact.You'll learn the importance of keeping your layers organized.You'll learn tips on font selections in Photoshop.You'll learn the dos and don'ts of typography.You'll learn why prioritizing typography with styles is essential for making it easier to read the content.You'll learn how to create UX web designs that provide a great user experience.You'll learn how to help your clients grow their business by knowing what it takes to design a great user experience.You'll learn how creating great UX web designs that help your clients grow will help you grow your UX design business (and likely will end up with more work than you can handle)Beginners of Photoshop will get a crash course to get you up and running fast.Advanced users of Photoshop can dive right into the UX web design projects.You'll learn the 7 most popular types of UX web design styles.You'll learn what type of UX design styles to avoid (and why)You'll learn tips on what type of images you should be using in your UX web designs.You'll learn where to download commercial-free images that don't require a license or attribution.You'll learn the 6 most important sections that are a part of UX websites.You'll learn how to use a Grid template to conform your UX web designs to industry standards for both desktop and mobile devices.You'll learn how to quickly and easily align multiple layers in Photoshop.You'll learn how to evenly distribute the space between layers with one click in Photoshop.You'll learn how to create a mega menu UX design and organize it for the developer.You'll learn how to UX design hover states so the developer knows how to code your vision.By the time you've completed all 7 UX web design projects and the suggested assignments, you'll have mastered my top 10 keyboard shortcuts..which will make you more productive.After completing all 7 UX web design projects and the suggested assignments, you should have 7 web designs for your portfolio.Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 1Your first UX web design project will consist of creating a unique, creative homepage for Nike. You'll start off with a design brief to see what direction we'll take to make the webpage better. Then, you'll learn about the importance of picking images and how to remove subjects from the background… like a pro.You'll learn how to create a header, a mega menu, a Call-to-Action (CTA), and much more.Once you've practiced what you learned, by re-doing my web design, you'll use YOUR creative vision to develop a web design for your portfolio.Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 2This UX web design project will have you transform an old, outdated, real estate website into a professional design style. The new design was created for a better UX (user experience). This will help the client grow their business by including a call-to-action that prospects will not refuse.You'll learn about irresistible offers and how to create them through a CTAhow to create custom hero sections with custom shapes in Photoshophow to use layer masks to show/hide different elementspro tips for using images of people in Photoshoppro tips for deciding on what type of photos to includehow to use gradients to make your backgrounds more dynamic, in Photoshophow to easily update your client's logo for a more up-to-date and modern lookhow to increase the credibility of your clientspro tips on how to promote your client through persuasive writing (or outsource)pro tips on how to qualify leads through great designand much more…What you'll learn can easily be applied to any type of company and web design. Plus, I'll share with you one of my little secrets on adding credibility and elevating your client's standing in the community. And how to increase the chances more people will do business with your client.Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 3Our next UX web design project consists of updating another old, outdated website and giving it a new, fresher, modern design.Many new tips and web design tricks are revealed in this project. Learn why I chose a sticky menu for this website, why I chose a hidden menu (via the Hamburger icon), how I created a seamless gradient background (from header to hero to the footer) for a modern flair, more pro tips on images, how to work with a third party application as part of your UX web design, and much more.Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 4In this UX web design project, the learning continues! Starting off with a large Hero image as the backdrop of the UX design. This image alone will elevate this company's existing brand and distinguish it as a leader in its area. As great as the image is, it could be better. We'll make it better by learning how to remove 2 cars from the foreground… you'll learn how to retouch like a pro.The next part of this web design involves creating a great (UX) user experience by giving visitors exactly what they are looking for. In this case, a place to rent. You'll achieve this by designing a filter in the Hero section that will allow visitors to narrow down their search.Suppose visitors are not ready to do business through this site. In that case, they'll be more so after scrolling down to the first section that includes 4 benefit-driven services. You'll learn how to create 4 custom icons from scratch and tips on selling your client to showcasing their benefits. Plus, additional tips throughout for communicating with your client on why you designed the page the way you did.Then, I'll give you some UX design tips for quickly and easily adding multiple listings using Command/Control J (Photoshop shortcut). This section of the web design project has a lot more pro tips. One is arranging, styling, and choosing fonts to make it easier to read the content.We're not done with what you'll learn in this project! In fact, I give you 2 services you can up-sell your clients on (you'll put in your design first since it's so easy to do, and then you sell them on it). One of which can put more money in their pocket with minimal effort. Your clients will have a hard time turning down money. The hard part is deciding how much to charge. Which is entirely up to you.Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 5Your next UX web design project consists of taking an old, outdated, government text-based design and creating a more image-based web design. Why the switch? The "government" is trying to sell their location to tourists, and images tell the story better than text. After all, an "image is worth a thousand words."You'll start off with a simple Header and Hero section.Then, you'll learn more about typography choices and styling for Photoshop.How the right choice of images is essential, and the wrong choice can be a disaster.Learn how to create a pop-up Hover state in Photoshopand much morePhotoshop - UX - Web Design Project 6Oh boy! You're in for a treat.This is my favorite UX web design project! You'll learn something you didn't know was possible… how to find out what font was used from a (flattened) JPG file! Yep, I'll show you where to upload your file, and a computer will crunch its database of 100,000+ fonts and tell you which one was used!So far, most of our UX web design projects have had a modern, clean UX web design style applied to them. Not this time. We're going all out on transforming a plain, boring site with a bold, fun retro design style.You'll start off by creating a retro slider for the Hero section. Then you'll design an e-commerce like body section featuring old-movie posters. All while learning more pro-UX web design tips along the way!Photoshop - UX - Web Design Project 7By now, you've learned just about all my UX web design tips. Don't despair. I have a few more pro tips and Photoshop tricks to share with you in this final UX web design project.Including how to transform an ordinary, boring, plain photo into a work-of-art via a Watercolor (in Photoshop). No worries. No need to buy a canvas, brushes, or watercolor paint. I'll show you how to do it in Photoshop!Once you've completed all 7 UX web design projects, you'll have mastered over a dozen keyboard shortcuts (that will help you design faster). Plus, if you applied my suggestions, you'll have 7 UX web designs developed from YOUR creative vision and design style for your portfolio. All of which, can be submitted to our Q & A section for feedback or just to show off your new skills.