Using a project-based learning approach to Illustrator’s core features, walk through the process of designing a simple website beginning with making a wireframe, and then using that wireframe as the basis for creating a page mock up for mobile and desktop platforms. Along the way, use the basic drawing and shape tools to create an illustrated graphic logo. And with responsive web design in mind, we’ll utilize the benefits of both scalable vector graphics (SVGs) and CSS export capabilities.
First, preview the assets that you will be creating in the course. We will then talk about the unique qualities of vector graphics and SVGs, and how they relate to modern needs of responsive web design. After a brief overview of the workspace and how to customize it, we will go step by step through the process of creating a new document with multiple artboards and preparing a design for mobile and desktop platforms.
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In this section, create a wireframe for mobile and desktop using basic boxes and lines to represent content and define how spaces within the webpage will be used. Then, move on to adding in typography and buttons. Finally, learn all about how to use Styles.
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In this section, you will create the graphic logo. Beginning with a sketch, you will bring it all the way to a finished vector illustration with typography.
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In this section, you will bring the wireframe to life by adding the logo, color, images, and finishing design touches.
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Save for web, including how to export SVGs and using CSS properties within Illustrator.
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