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3.1 Acquiring the Project Fonts
In this lesson, we take a trip over to Google's Web Fonts and grab a couple to use in our project design.
Google Webfonts1.Introduction2 lessons, 04:35
2 lessons, 04:35
1.1Introduction01:26
1.1
Introduction
01:26
1.2What is Flat Design?03:09
1.2
What is Flat Design?
03:09
2.Getting Set Up2 lessons, 03:34
2 lessons, 03:34
2.1Previewing the Design00:59
2.1
Previewing the Design
00:59
2.2Setting Up the Photoshop File02:35
2.2
Setting Up the Photoshop File
02:35
3.Building a Flat Design16 lessons, 1:55:58
16 lessons, 1:55:58
3.1Acquiring the Project Fonts01:42
3.1
Acquiring the Project Fonts
01:42
3.2Title and Subtitle04:50
3.2
Title and Subtitle
04:50
3.3Navigation Items10:37
3.3
Navigation Items
10:37
3.4Navigation Dividers07:13
3.4
Navigation Dividers
07:13
3.5Designing a Dropdown Menu09:04
3.5
Designing a Dropdown Menu
09:04
3.6Slider Background and Text07:47
3.6
Slider Background and Text
07:47
3.7Placing the Graphics07:06
3.7
Placing the Graphics
07:06
3.8Slider Navigation08:30
3.8
Slider Navigation
08:30
3.9Content Background and Text08:25
3.9
Content Background and Text
08:25
3.10Illustrating the Monitor Icon06:54
3.10
Illustrating the Monitor Icon
06:54
3.11Illustrating the Camera Icon11:33
3.11
Illustrating the Camera Icon
11:33
3.12Illustrating the Camera Lens08:57
3.12
Illustrating the Camera Lens
08:57
3.13Setting Up a 3-Column Layout05:54
3.13
Setting Up a 3-Column Layout
05:54
3.14Filling in the Blog Section05:57
3.14
Filling in the Blog Section
05:57
3.15Social Media Icons04:15
3.15
Social Media Icons
04:15
3.16Designing a Flat Registration Form07:14
3.16
Designing a Flat Registration Form
07:14
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:30
1 lesson, 01:30
4.1Final Thoughts01:30
4.1
Final Thoughts
01:30
Craig has been doodling on computers since the first time he opened Paintbrush in Windows 3.0 in 1990. Since then,
he has constantly sought new and exciting ways to make
beautiful things on computers.