The document discusses how the author used Adobe Illustrator to create their website. Key points include: - Adobe Illustrator allows users to create layers similar to Photoshop and InDesign, which the author used to design sailor stripes and add text effects like extrusion and beveling. - Colors can be selected using the color guide or by entering numeric values in gradient boxes. - Images can be placed into files by selecting File > Place and then adjusted using tools like cropping, scaling, and the transform menu.

1. How I used Adobe illustrator to create my website
Adobe illustrator is a piece of software that is used by low end
professionals for any project.
Each of the features need to be in layers, which is similar to what I used
to design my magazine in photoshop and Adobe Indesign for AS. To
create the sailor stripes on my webpage I used the rectangle tool and
made the navy colour that I needed using the colour guide.
To add text to my webpage I created a textbox and coloured the writing
using the colour guide. As I needed to add effects to I had to select
effect and the effect that I wanted to use is the 3D effect, so I
selected 3D and then extrude & bevel.

2. In extrude and bevel you can select the depth of the effect and the
perspective to get the text into the style that I needed.
I had to use the colour picker to get shade of red or navy that I needed
by typing in the correct numbers in the gradient boxes. However, if you
don’t know the exact numbers for the shade of red that you need you can
use the colour guide to scroll to the colour that you need.
To insert an image onto adobe illustrator you select file and then place.
You then browse your files to find the image that you need which will
then appear on the page. It is then simple to adjust as you can crop and
scale the image exactly to how you need it on the page using the green
box.

3. If you are unhappy with how your image looks after you have placed it you
can transform it again by going into object and then transform. You have
the choice of moving, rotating, reflecting, scaling and shearing the object.
Or alternatively you can use the free transform tool from the toolbar on
the left hand side of the page.