Join Sue Jenkins for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Design Aesthetics for Web Design (2013).
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Thank you for watching design aesthetics for web design.…We have explored the concept of aesthetics as it relates…to web design, and we've seen a lot of examples…to help you jump start your creative process and create…more visually interesting, attractive, well thought out designs for the web.…To recap, we a began with the elements of design.…Then we explored the principles of design. And we finished with an exploration…of some foundational topics in web design.…With your new found knowledge on design aesthetics for web design…I'd like to recommend a few other courses in the Lynda.com library.…
On the topic of web strategy, planning and web accessibility.…Check out Web Site Strategy and Planning with…Jen Kramer and Web Accessibility Principles with Zoe Gillenwater.…For Photoshop and Illustrator, take a look at Photoshop and…Illustrator for Web Design with Justin Seeley.…And Photoshop CS5 for the Web with Jan Kabili.…If you're seeking Dreamweaver training, take a look at Managing CSS in…Dreamweaver with James Williamson, as well as Designing Websites From Photoshop to…
- Understanding aesthetics
- Picking harmonious colors
- Structuring your layout
- Using space to organize your design
- Communicating with the right fonts
- Aligning objects to achieve balance
- Adding movement with scrolling and animation
- Achieving proportion by scaling objects and text
- Creating CSS for different devices
Skill Level Beginner
1. What Is Aesthetics?
2. Using Elements of Design
3. Incorporating Principles of Design
4. Foundations of Designing for the Web
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