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If you’ve ever gone into an Apple store and seen the iPad Pro, they’re massive, so we don’t design for those for tablets, I leave those to use the desktop size, but I do cover this one, that’s the size I use for tablet, Now there’s no reason why you can’t specifically pick other sizes. If you’re working with a developer or a web designer after this project, ask them. Say, “Hey, I’m designing this site, what sizes do you need? Desktop’s a bit of a different one.

It’s about what you want to design for, and I’ll give you what I do, so let’s go and do ‘File’, ‘New’, and we’ll start with the desktop as our first design. You can see, if we go to ‘Web’, we’ve got a lot of different sizes here, there’s ‘Web’, ‘Minimum’, ‘Large’, ‘Common’. You can pick any of these, it doesn’t really matter. What I like to start with is ” wide, mainly because it’s divisible by our grids that we’re going to learn about a little bit later on.

It’s still a common size. The height is going to change a lot when we’re working, so we’re going to leave it at whatever height it defaults to, and we’re going to change it afterwards because it depends on the content. Orientation’s going to be ‘Landscape’. We’re not going to add any ‘Bleed’ or anything. We’re going to make sure it’s ‘RGB’. Let’s click ‘Create’. So this is page 1, I’m going to zoom out a little bit, holding ‘Command -‘, zooms out.

Prints in portrait orientation, right side up. Landscape Left. Prints in landscape orientation, rotated to the left. Portrait Down. Prints in portrait orientation, upside down. Landscape Right. Prints in landscape orientation, rotated to the right. Easy; Click ‘Add Scale’, and I’ve got an option, twice the size. I’ve got these little icons in the bottom. Click ‘Export’, and you’re away. So you supply graphics to a developer, and you spend a lot of time in Illustrator, planning and designing, you give it to them, and they come back and nothing looks the same.

What you can do to make sure this process is more streamlined is give them some ‘CSS’. Out there, you can copy this, and paste it into an email, and say, “Dear Developer, make sure it’s Playfair, and it’s Bold, and the size is right, and the color is exactly the way I’ve picked it.

Or else, it says something else, like this orange box here, and you could see no CSS code is generated, so to get around that, this first little option down the bottom here, ‘Export Options’ which says ‘Generate CSS for Unnamed Objects’. And the other thing I’d like to turn on is ‘Include Dimensions’. And voila, it’s going to give me my size, and height, and color for my lovely little [?? There should be no excuses now that everything doesn’t line up, look great, exactly how you’ve designed it in Illustrator.

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Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. Buy now. Before you begin. System requirements. Operating system. Windows Server versions V and V Hard disk. Monitor resolution. So, what we’ll do before we move away from this– we’ve created our pages, we’ve got our mobile tablet and desktop versions, let’s go and name them. You need to go find your Artboards tab, if you can’t find it, go to ‘Window’, and go down to ‘Artboards’.

My first one, ‘Artboard 1’, I’m going to double click it, and this one’s going to be called my ‘Desktop’, and I’m going to give it a name, so everyone knows that I’m using pixels, ‘Desktop px’. Doesn’t change anything, just the label. Artboard 2 is my ‘Tablet’. We’re getting there. We’re going to save it, ‘File’, ‘Save’. Give it your name because we’ll.

Leave everything by default here, let’s click ‘OK’. That my friends is how to pick the sizes and create your first Artboards for our design. Previous Next. Video transcript. Give it your name because we’ll build you one while we go along, and give it ‘V1’, never call it– it means it’s some sort of version number, it can be numbers or letters, never call it final, final is the kiss of death, you’ve probably got files called Final 2, Final Revisited, Final New, so just V1, and you’ll end up with lots of different versions.

This is going to be our desktop size, this is going to be our tablet size, and this is going to be our mobile size. So let’s work out what sizes we need to make these first, and then we’ll go and build them in Illustrator. We need to work out what sizes to use, and that can be a little bit tough because that changes over time, there’s so many device sizes, but I’ve got some basics for you to use, that’s what most people use, and if you want to be more informed about what’s coming out, what devices are there, there’s a really cool site called mydevice.

It just gives you interesting stuff about what sizes– now, ignore these physical heights and widths, use these CSS widths. This is what we use as designers, this is pixels wide, and we can see that the new iPhone 7 is pixels wide, so that gives you a good gauge of, “Okay, maybe my mobile needs to be about that, or at least include it because it’s one of the more popular phones.

It covers iPhone 6, and you can see, all the earlier ones as well, don’t get above I often just pick my mobile size to be to include all of those but you will be excluding a couple, the big giant phablet one; I think there’s some ones down here, Nexus 6, it’s slightly bigger, it’s a big phone. It covers most of them. Blackberry Passports are massive. So that’s for mobile, you can see down here, for tablet’s, just underneath. You can start looking at these ones, I kind of ignore the iPad Pro because it’s as big as a desktop.

If you’ve ever gone into an Apple store and seen the iPad Pro, they’re massive, so we don’t design for those for tablets, I leave those to use the desktop size, but I do cover this one, that’s the size I use for tablet, Now there’s no reason why you can’t specifically pick other sizes.

I’m using ‘Playfair’. I’m going to hit this little star button here, and that means, now, when I come in here, and I say, “What fonts am I using? There’s my ‘Playfair’. Makes it super easy to use. And then over here, click this, just ‘Playfair’.

Ah, happy days! Easy; Click ‘Add Scale’, and I’ve got an option, twice the size. I’ve got these little icons in the bottom. Click ‘Export’, and you’re away. Please subscribe to watch this video Sign Up. Previous Next. Video transcript. All right, that’s it for that video, see you in the next one. Certificates Challenges Podcast Byol Store.

 

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