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    Graphic design

    Hi there,I am using Adope photo shop for my new website design and I would really appreciate about any tips and ideas to share about this one.Thanks a lot.

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    Click the selection brush in the toolbar. Make sure that Mode in the options bar is set to Selection. Now you can use any brush tip and any size brush to paint over your image to select a portion of it. Each stroke adds to the selection. You can even select non-contiguous sections of your image. If you accidentally select something you don't want selected, press the Alt key (Windows) or the Option key (Mac OS) and paint over the selected area to remove that part of the selection.
    Last edited by samliew; 09-26-2011 at 03:18 AM. Reason: removed spam link

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    Go through this article which describes why you should not use photo shop in website design: http://www.reinegger.net/50_reasons_...webdesign.html
    Last edited by sunitha; 08-16-2012 at 05:59 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aldrich View Post
    Hi there,I am using Adope photo shop for my new website design and I would really appreciate about any tips and ideas to share about this one.Thanks a lot.
    Hi go through this link if you want to learn about adobe photoshop helpx.adobe.com...

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    Tips to improve as a graphic designer

    1- Become a collector
    2- Buy books
    3- Read design-related blogs
    4- Start a design blog
    5- Join and be active in the design community
    6- Take lots of photos
    7- Create fake projects
    8- Redo other people’s design
    9- Redo your old designs
    10- Attend lectures
    11- Network with other designers
    12- Take classes
    13- Interview other designers and studios
    14- Travel
    15- Learn something new
    16- Grab a sketchbook

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    Some good tips for the students! I think the best way to learn all of the “hidden” tools in photoshop is to practice, practice, and more practice. The more you play with it, the more you will find new tools….etc..

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    Graphic d

    If he already has all the basic adobe suite programs for graphic design like, photoshop, illustrator, indesign, flash, and dreamweaver. he will not need any more programs for now. plus they are very expensive

    I would get him a really nice wireless mouse, or some big color full graphic design books. he can use them for design ideas graphic designers need a source for ideas or you could get him a subscription to one of these great magazines.

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    01) Become a collector
    02) Buy books
    03) Read design-related blogs.
    04) Look out for tutorials
    05) Start a design blog.
    06) Join and be active in the design community.
    07) Take lots of photos.
    08) Create sample projects whenever you find free time.
    09) create a 'real' project for 'free' rather than a fictional project.
    10) Redo other people's designs.
    11) Redo your old designs
    12) Attend lectures and workshops
    13) Visit exhibitions of visual arts and graphic design.
    14) Network with other designers.
    15 Interview other designers and studios.
    This all help you to improve as a graphic designer.
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    Well, Photoshop is really awesome software for designing, if you want to get command over this software so you should read its tutorials on different sites espeically in W3schools.

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    I would get him a really awesome wi-fi rabbit, or some big shade full graphics guides. he can use them for style concepts visual artists need a resource for concepts or you could get him a registration to one of these great publications.

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    Place your active and de-active buttons in one file rather then in two files because when you hover the button it loads the same file rather then second file. As result if you use second image then it takes more time to load and display the hover image.

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    Some few points....

    1. Learn to identify good design
    2. Study design theory
    3. Have a sandbox
    4. Improve your style
    5. Teach other people what you know

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aldrich View Post
    Hi there,I am using Adope photo shop for my new website design and I would really appreciate about any tips and ideas to share about this one.Thanks a lot.
    I think you are walking on the right way. Adobe Photoshop is one of the best web designing tool.

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    Click on the toolbar selection brush. Make sure the bar is set module options to choose from. Now you can use any brush or brush size to paint on the image to select a portion of it. Each outlet is added to the selection. You can even select multiple areas of the image. If you accidentally choose what you want to select, press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and paint the selected area to remove that part of the selection.

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    Place your effective and de-active control buttons in one computer file rather then in two information because when you float the button it plenty the same computer file rather then second computer file. As result if you use second picture then it takes more time to fill and display the float picture.

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