The Dreamweaver MX tutorials are step-by-step lessons, designed to teach you the fundamentals of Dreamweaver MX. We recommend that you go through the
tutorials using the sample files installed in the GettingStarted folder within the Dreamweaver application folder.
By completing these hands-on tutorials, you’ll learn how to use Dreamweaver’s visual environment to add design elements as you create web pages and web applications. The tutorials are targeted toward beginner to intermediate-level web designers who are looking to get up-to-speed quickly with processes they may already perform while developing web pages and applications.
Each tutorial focuses on a specific web design feature or topic. We suggest that you complete the tutorials in sequence, although you may choose to review only the sections of interest to you.
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Dreamweaver MX Tutorials
Corel Draw Tutorial, Working with layout
This tutorial introduces the layout and organization tools in CorelDRAW. These tools are essential for any kind of project, whether it is an advertisement, newsletter, logo, poster, or any kind of artwork. Guided
by your sense of layout and design, you can use guidelines, preset alignments, and absolute values to organize text and images for optimum results.
During the course of this tutorial, you will create an advertisement for The Coffee Shop. You will create some of the design elements and text, but you will also learn how to import images and text.
What you will learn?
In this tutorial, you will learn how to :
* create backgrounds
* use guidelines and snapping options
* create frames
* import images
* use the PowerClip tool
* apply preset drop shadows
* work with artistic text
* import and format paragraph text
* apply alignment options
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Creating Logo with Corel Draw
A logo is a graphical representation of a company or an individual that can be used on business cards, letterhead, and other promotional materials. Logos often incorporate an element of the company’s name or indicate in some way what the company does. For example, a logo for a coffee shop may include an image of a coffee cup.
What you will learn?
During this tutorial, you will learn how to :
* draw lines and shapes
* add color to objects
* duplicate objects
* rotate objects
* mirror objects
* import images from another file
* fit text to a path
* use the Artistic media tool presets
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Corel Draw Tutorial
This tutorial introduces you to the workspace of CorelDRAW. As you practice drawing objects, you'll learn to use the following tools:
* toolbar
* toolbox
* property bar
* flyouts
* Docker windows and palettes
* mouse commands
* Help
You’ll also learn how to create a workspace with customized toolbars.
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Photoshop Tutorial - Creating a Sketch Out of Photoshop
This is a simple four step tutorial for taking a digital photo and turning into something that looks like a pencil sketch. Be sure to play around with the settings in each step. Experiment and see what they do. Ready? Let’s give it a try. I’m using a stock photo I found on a free photo site for this demonstration. NOTE: The CTRL keys are for Windows PC. Macintosh users will use the Command key, or Open Apple key instead of the CTRL key.
Step 1: Open your photograph in Photoshop. Go into the Image menu - Adjustments and try Autolevels or any other auto adjustments needed so you have good contrast and color.
Step 2: Duplicate your photo into a new layer (CTRL-J). Desaturate the photo by doing Image -> Adjustments -> Desaturate.
Step 3: Duplicate the desaturated layer (CTRL-J). Invert it by doing CTRL-I or going into the Image-Adjustments-Invert menu. Change it’s layer blending (in the Layers palette) mode to Color Dodge or Linear Dodge.
You now should have a totally white image (or mostly white).
Step 4: Now go to the filter menu and do Blur -> Motion Blur. Adjust the level and angle settings until you’re happy with the result. Simple and quick. If the sketch is too light, go into the Image-Adjustments-Levels menu dialog and slide the left triangle under the graph to the right until it touchs the edge of the graph.
One other thing you can do is bring the color layer on top and set it’s layer palette blending mode to hue or color and make this a color sketch.
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Adobe Photoshop CS Tips and Tricks from the Experts
On the following pages, Photoshop experts in photography, graphic design, video, and Web design share some of their favorite tips. To see more Adobe® Photoshop® and Adobe ImageReady® tips visit the Photoshop Expert Center:
Contents:
F-stop corrections
Creating Metallic Type
Smoke
Creating the Magical Mirror Effect
Creative Photo Cropping
Lightblast!
Total Contrast Control Using Two Images
Digital Light Painting
Woodcuts
Photo Filters to the Rescue
Gif Animation: Swipe Effect
Working with Lens Blur
Looking Through a Glass
Rain Drops
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