LinkedIn Learning - Photoshop for UX Design

1. [1] Introduction/[1] Welcome.mp410.46MB
2. [1] Introduction/[2] The unique role of Photoshop in UX.mp43.61MB
3. [1] Introduction/[3] Using the exercise files.mp41.07MB
4. [2] 1. Set Up Your Project/[1] Create a document with artboards.mp411.71MB
5. [2] 1. Set Up Your Project/[2] Grids, guides, and guide layouts.mp416MB
6. [3] 2. Create a Static Wireframe/[1] Add content placeholders.mp417.25MB
7. [3] 2. Create a Static Wireframe/[2] Add text to your wireframes.mp414.86MB
8. [3] 2. Create a Static Wireframe/[3] Use ligature fonts to quickly add icons.mp411.28MB
9. [3] 2. Create a Static Wireframe/[4] Use layer comps to display states.mp410.55MB
10. [3] 2. Create a Static Wireframe/[5] Annotate your artboards.mp412.84MB
11. [4] 3. Export Your Artwork/[1] Mobile preview on Adobe XD.mp49.17MB
12. [4] 3. Export Your Artwork/[2] Export artboards for review.mp49.92MB
13. [4] 3. Export Your Artwork/[3] Export assets for use in InVision.mp412.32MB
14. [5] 4. Create a Pixel-Perfect Mockup/[1] How pixels can go wrong.mp423.08MB
15. [5] 4. Create a Pixel-Perfect Mockup/[2] What are user interface kits.mp414.66MB
16. [5] 4. Create a Pixel-Perfect Mockup/[3] Use a UI kit to create a pixel-perfect design.mp432.86MB
17. [5] 4. Create a Pixel-Perfect Mockup/[4] Create your own interface kit.mp414.34MB
18. [5] 4. Create a Pixel-Perfect Mockup/[5] Extract CSS values from a design.mp415.35MB
19. [6] Conclusion/[1] Next steps.mp41.75MB