How I Made My Button
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The document describes the process for creating a basic button with different states. First, the author created the button shape and text. Then, they converted it to a button and named it. Next, they designed the "up" state and added inner bevel. Following this, they copied the up state to create the "over" state, swapping colors. Then, they copied the over state and inverted the bevel to create the "down" state, making it appear clicked. Finally, they tested the button in a web browser.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for recreating a magazine cover in Photoshop. It describes using various selection and editing tools to import images and text, change colors, cut out sections, warp and transform elements, and rearrange layers to replicate the original cover's design and appearance. Key elements recreated include the logo, lightning bolt, main image, text styles and placements, and barcode. Color, sizing, and positioning of all graphics and text were carefully adjusted to achieve a high level of accuracy to the original cover.
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The document provides a detailed step-by-step account of creating covers and layouts for a horror fanzine using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps include:
1) Creating a black background for pages in InDesign and setting up the template.
2) Following a tutorial to design a retro horror movie poster-style cover in Photoshop using effects like radial and motion blur on text.
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2. Designing a white rectangle to hold content information, and styling it with effects.
3. Importing and positioning images, adding effects like beveling and shadows.
4. Adding the logo and sub-images, then linking the designs between Photoshop and InDesign for layout.
5. In InDesign, adding titles, subtitles, descriptions and final text using various fonts and colors.
The beginning of creating my contents
This document provides instructions for creating a contents page, including:
1. Inserting a title in bold text aligned left and setting the font size.
2. Adding a masthead image above the title.
3. Repeating the title formatting for an issue/date section.
4. Inserting images and adding anchorage text with background colors and drop shadows.
5. Creating boxes like a subscribe box using backgrounds.
6. Adding puff text at an angle with colors.
7. Formatting additional text sections with centering, italics, and borders.
8. Including a page number.
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Making the contents page (screenshots)
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Photoshop step by step powerpoint presentation - hayley ip 10 f
The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an album cover in Photoshop. The creator imports background images of a city skyline and a photo of themselves, then uses selection and layer tools to combine the images. Additional elements like clouds, an audience, lights, and fire effects are added to make the cover dynamic. Text is also styled and positioned to complete the final product. The overall process involves selecting and preparing multiple images, adjusting layers and effects to merge elements realistically, and adding specialized touches to convey the upbeat nature of pop music.
Construction
The document describes the process taken to create a magazine cover and contents page in Photoshop. Key steps include:
- Searching online for images, fonts, and colors and pasting them into Photoshop
- Using tools like the magic wand, brush, and resize to edit images and add colors
- Typing text in different fonts, taking screenshots, and pasting into Photoshop to create titles and words
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construction changes
The document describes the process taken to create a music magazine layout in Photoshop. Various elements were added including images, text, shapes and colors. Text was typed in fonts, screenshots were used, and elements were pasted into Photoshop then formatted. The layout included a cover page with masthead, bar code and triangle. Interior pages included a double page spread with photo and text, and a contents page with images, lines and numbered sections. Elements were precisely positioned, sized, and colored to complete the magazine design.
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The document describes the steps taken to design a contents page in Photoshop, including adding sections, images, and text. Key sections were created using shapes and the text tool. Images were featured along with corresponding page numbers. Logos and social media links were also inserted. The process involved duplicating layers and using consistent techniques to structure the various sections and elements of the contents page.
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- 1. How I Made The Button
- 2. This is the basic shape I will be using for all my buttons. The colour stays in theme with the house style.
- 3. First I made the shape for my button and typed the text. Next I pressed F8 and converted it to a button and named it my button. I then clicked OK.
- 4. I double clicked the button and a new screen appeared that showed the three different states. First I designed the UP state of my button. I added inner bevel to my button. This shows my button in the UP state.
- 5. Next I clicked on Over and copied up the graphic. I then edited my original button by swapping the colours to create my button for the Over state. This shows my button in the OVER state.
- 6. Afterwards I clicked on DOWN and copied up my graphic from the previous state. Next I edited the button by using an inverted bevel make it look as though it has been clicked on to create my DOWN state. Finally I clicked done. This shows my button in the DOWN state. I repeated these stages to create my other buttons.
- 7. This is my button in internet explorer.