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SKILLSHARE THE BASICS OF WEBDESIGN LAYOUT LEARN HOW TO DESCRIBE YOUR DESIGN WITH HTML CSS

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SKILLSHARE THE BASICS OF WEBDESIGN LAYOUT LEARN HOW TO DESCRIBE YOUR DESIGN WITH HTML CSS
English | Size: 1.66 GB
Category: Turtorial


I’ve been making websites since 2007. And one of the largest chunks of knowledge I had to acquire was learning the basics of web-design layout. In design apps we drag and drop. We align. We group. We set widths, heights, and x & y positions. We have a layers panel. We have super-fine control. But the design in the Photoshop or Sketch is not the final website, even if the filename is web-FINAL final.psd. The final website is the one in the browser. It’s the one in front of your customer. And the skill of knowing how to describe a design to a browser using HTML & CSS is one of the best skills you can have. HTML & CSS are a descriptive design language pair that can learned, just like you learned to use Sketch or Photoshop.
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Lynda – Layout and Composition: Advanced Principles

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Lynda – Layout and Composition: Advanced Principles
English | Size: 466.8MB
Category: Tutorial


Build on what you learned in Graphic Design Foundations: Layout and Composition by taking a more advanced look at universal composition and layout principles. Instructor Sean Adams starts by teaching basic compositional elements, such as shape, color, and negative space. He then moves into advanced compositional topics, including how to use tension, scale, repetition, and hierarchy. After a look at proportion, he ends the course with a lesson on attributes. Learn about how minimalism can add interest to a composition, how to create a strong layout by cropping images and words in a somewhat unorthodox fashion, and more. Upon wrapping up this course, you’ll be equipped with techniques and concepts that can help you craft unexpected, visually intriguing design solutions. [Read more…]

Comic Book Layout and Pencilling with Alvin Lee

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Comic Book Layout and Pencilling with Alvin Lee
English | Size: 1.38 GB
Category: Tutorial


In this DVD, comic book artist Alvin Lee explores the creation of two sequential comic book pages from script to finished pencils. He begins by dissecting the script through rough thumbnails, evaluating the pros and cons of each. He then lays out the two pages, discussing the importance of storytelling, character placement and readability in a sequential comic book layout. Next, Alvin shows how to prepare the layouts for light-boxing and sets up the final pages. He completes the demonstration discussing his pencilling techniques as he finishes the pencils with his own unique anime/manga influenced style. [Read more…]

Digital Tutors – Drawing an Accessible Restroom Layout in AutoCAD

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Digital Tutors – Drawing an Accessible Restroom Layout in AutoCAD
English | Size: 221.5MB
Category: Tutorial


In this AutoCAD tutorial you’ll learn how to use simple tools and commands to draft a code compliant restroom facility in AutoCAD.

We’ll begin by taking a look at the scope of our project and also any code issues we need to follow in order to make sure our facility is compliant. Once we know the rules we’ll begin using the tools. We’ll start by drawing some reference lines to mark key placement areas for our fixtures.
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Coursera – UIUC – VLSI CAD Logic to Layout [66 Webrips (mp4) + 16 Slides (pdf)]

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Coursera – UIUC – VLSI CAD: Logic to Layout [66 Webrips (mp4) + 16 Slides (pdf)]
English | Size: 1.75 GB (1,873,820,617 bytes)
Category: Engineering & Architecture


A modern VLSI chip is a remarkably complex beast: billions of transistors, millions of logic gates deployed for computation and control, big blocks of memory, embedded blocks of pre-designed functions designed by third parties (called “intellectual property” or IP blocks). How do people manage to design these complicated chips? Answer: a sequence of computer aided design (CAD) tools takes an abstract description of the chip, and refines it step-wise to a final design. This class focuses on the major design tools used in the creation of an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) or System on Chip (SoC) design. Our focus is on the key representations that make it possible to synthesize, and to verify, these designs, as they move from logic to layout.
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Gumroad – Environment Basics 2 Perspective & Layout by James Paick

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Gumroad – Environment Basics 2: Perspective & Layout by James Paick
English | Size: 175.5MB
Category: Tutorial


Environment Design Basics: 2 – Perspective and Basic Layout, a 4-part series exploring the fundamentals and basics of Environment Design for concept art.

In this second part of the series, I explain how basic perspective is used to layout environment designs.
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Lynda com Creating Fixed Layout EPUBs with InDesign CC-QUASAR

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Lynda com Creating Fixed Layout EPUBs with InDesign CC-QUASAR
English | Size: 1,79 GB
Category: Lynda.com


Create a fixed-layout EPUB with InDesign CC and preserve your design’s integrity across multiple browsers and ereaders. In this course, Anne-Marie Concepci≤n compares fixed-layout EPUBs to their “reflowable” counterparts; shows how to optimize your existing text and graphics to work in a fixed layout; and demonstrates how to add links, animations, slideshows, pop-ups, video, and sound to create richer and more interactive ebooks. She’ll also walk you through the process of exporting and testing your EPUB, as well as opening the EPUB files after export in order to add some finishing touches that InDesign doesn’t offer yet, like dual-orientation layouts and customized tables of contents. [Read more…]