Of course you can. There are a lot of tutorials on the web that can teach you how to create beautiful and functional layouts. And with hard work you can do whatever you want.
Awesome web layout with nice step by step detail tutorial.
Thanks so much for your kind effort for making such a amezing tutorials for us
keep up good work
God bless you :-)
thats beautiful,it looks very professional!
I am abit confused as to how to make this layout into a working site though..do you use scripts or something? Like that login and flickr icons? Do you also have a tutorial to make your layouts work as sites?
I’m with Fei. I’m working on trying to build a wordpress site of my own, but screwing around with other themes to try and make them my own is losing it’s fun, and quick.
Thanks a lot for great tutorial. One question though is there any way to plot similar grid with gridmaker2 in PS CS3. When I try to plot grid with gridmaker2 rows also get plotted and columns are not similar to shown in screenshot??
@Tony: I’m glad you find it easy to learn new Photoshop skills from my tutorials.
@Julie Stoddard, Marius, Alex Raduta, Web Dizajner, Zavese: Thank you very much for all your comments. I appreciate them.
@Wd4u: I don’t know how the Gridmaker 2 plugin for Photoshop CS3 is different from the one I use for CS4. Don’t you have the same options for column width, gutter width, number of columns and column divisions? Anyway, you can also try the 960 Grid System from http://www.960.gs if you want. Simply download the archive and open the .psd file that has a grid with 12 columns.
@Norbert: When I chose my colors I use either Kuler from Adobe (there is also a great Kuler plugin for Photoshop) or http://www.colourlovers.com
I think every tutorial explains how to design website
step by step.But there is little information about
composition. How to place object at right place.
August 7, 2009 11:00 am Sam http://WebsiteURL