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Description:

While Adobe Photoshop is the standard application for editing images for print, its powerful features also make it useful for editing images placed on the Internet. Web Designer’s Guide to Adobe Photoshop goes beyond an explanation of creating and editing images by focusing on the next step in web development: placing images and graphics into working web pages. Whether your goal is to expand your professional skills or simply handle your local club’s website, this book will help you not only create web pages but also get them working properly on the World Wide Web.

Learn how to:

* Work with layers, layer styles, and patterns.
* Create shapes with selections.
* Combine and crop images.
* Create web buttons, headers, and backgrounds.
* Add content to a web page using Macromedia Dreamweaver.
* Design web pages of various styles.

Whether your goal is to expand your professional skills or simply handle your local club’s website, this book will help you not only create web pages but also get them working properly on the World Wide Web.

Table of Contents:
Web Designer’s Guide to Adobe Photoshop
Introduction
Part I - Web Design Basics
Chapter 1 - The World of Web Design
Chapter 2 - Getting Started with Photoshop
Chapter 3 - Working with Layers
Chapter 4 - Creating Shapes with Selections
Part II - Pulling It All Together
Chapter 5 - Combining Images
Chapter 6 - Creating Web Headers
Chapter 7 - Pulling a Web Page Together
Chapter 8 - Creating Web Backgrounds
Part III - Publishing to the World Wide Web
Chapter 9 - Working with Dreamweaver
Chapter 10 - Creating a “Professional” Web Page Style
Chapter 11 - Designing a “Modern” Web Page Style
Chapter 12 - Going Live with Your Website
Appendix A - Top Ten Web Design Mistakes
Appendix B - Recommended Books
Appendix C - Web Designer’s Glossary
Index

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