Web Design: Be Responsive!
Define the graphic elements
A course by Francisco Aveledo , Web designer
Learn to design your responsive web portfolio
- Spanish with subtitles in English
- 91% positive reviews (256)
- 3560 students
About the video: Define the graphic elements
Overview
“Begin to define the different graphic elements of your page (backgrounds, fonts, buttons, icons, etc.). Prepare the images of your projects, background images, colors, typography and navigation elements. Try to maintain a visual consistency.”
In this video lesson Francisco Aveledo addresses the topic: Define the graphic elements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Web Design: Be Responsive!. Learn to design your responsive web portfolio.
Partial transcription of the video
“Now that you have all the elements positioned in the photoshop document, let enter this lesson to define graphically those elements as would be the fonts the fonts the colors , let's go to it, I'm going to start defining the graphic elements before I mention a detail that I do not comment before that it's these two layers that are above one that says table and another that says Font, they are simply the area that corresponds to that device, I have put them there a little so that in case you have to design elements graphics that are going to look different in these devices, since already has...”
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Course summary for: Web Design: Be Responsive!
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Category
Web & App Design -
Software
Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Digital Product Design, Information Architecture, Interactive Design, Mobile Design, UX / UI, Web Design, Web Development
A course by Francisco Aveledo
My name is Francisco Aveledo and I work as a graphic designer under the name of FA Design. My specialty is web design and corporate image although I cover other areas of design. I have spent more than 15 years dedicating myself to design, many years of study and the last 6 years on my own.
I have always been passionate about digital design, although I also appreciate the traditional part of design, as I had the opportunity to learn both. Since I studied design, I liked the idea of designing for the screen, of organizing content and showing it efficiently. I have worked in many projects, both web, print, motion and other digital surfaces such as digital television service applications.
- 91% positive reviews (256)
- 3560 students
- 17 lessons (1h 49m)
- 23 additional resources (12 files)
- Online and at your own pace
- Available on the app
- Audio: Spanish
- Spanish, English, Portuguese
- Level: Beginner
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