
Develop promo pages for products in Photoshop through six project-based sections—flyer, brochure, infographic, poster, postcard, and invitation card design—along with hands-on exercises and a concluding quiz.
Explore designing a project based flyer in Adobe Photoshop using layers, with a simple event message and a home tutoring example, on standard 8.5 by 11 inch paper.
Create a multi-layer flyer from a preset document, import a logo, add orange title text and blue brand name, then add blue shapes and arrange layers for a polished layout.
Designing the flyer part II walks you through selecting images, adding and styling text, resizing and aligning layers, creating copies, grouping elements, and finalizing a printable flyer layout.
Design a four-page fertilizer product flyer with cover branding, a description highlighting benefits for the target audience, usage instructions, and a back cover with company contact information.
Design a four-page brochure for food service by planning front and back covers for a case study, using letter and A4 sizes to engage audiences.
Design the front side of a two fold brochure by setting up a US letter document, rotating the canvas, dividing it with guides, and adding rectangles, gradients, images, and typography.
Learn to design the front side of a two-fold brochure by grouping layers, placing and clipping images, creating banners, and styling text and shapes with precise color, size, and spacing.
Design the front of a two-fold brochure by arranging shape layers, text, and images, adding contact information, clipping masks, and a gradient, then group layers for later back design.
Learn to design the backside of a two-fold brochure by arranging images, text, and a banner with clipping masks, skewed shapes, color changes, and a contact details section.
Explore twofold brochure backside design techniques, including text styling, drawing shapes, using clipping masks on circular image placeholders, and aligning and grouping elements into a cohesive final layout.
Design a tri-fold brochure by creating a content area, dividing the page with vertical guides for three panels on A4 international paper, rotating images, and applying shapes with clipping masks.
Create content areas for a tri-fold brochure using clipping masks, layers, and shapes; paste and align images, draw a shape into a car, group layers for text.
Demonstrates adding and formatting content for a tri-fold brochure: placing images, using the type tool, applying outer glow, duplicating text, and adjusting colors and fonts.
Learn to add and format text for the tri-fold brochure front, arranging images on main and middle layers, creating text boxes, capitalizing headings, and grouping elements for a cohesive layout.
Design the backside of a tri-fold brochure by rotating the image 90 degrees. Choose US or international paper and add guides at 100 mm and 200 mm.
Design the tri fold brochure backside by creating shapes, applying strokes and colors, duplicating and arranging layers, inserting and adjusting images and text with opacity, and grouping for final layout.
Explore tri-fold brochure backside design, mastering text placement with the type tool, creating and duplicating text boxes, adjusting color, font size, and layer order to craft a polished layout.
Design a two-fold, A4 brochure promoting an app for children, targeting owners and workers in the industry, with front and back covers.
Design a tri-fold brochure for a mortgage company's home lending service aimed at new home buyers, detailing three front panels and three back panels for clear, targeted messaging.
Design infographics for product promotions by visualizing data with analytics in numbers and percentages for online campaigns, using 720 by 1080 pixels.
Design simple infographics in Photoshop by creating polygons with six sides, arranging and coloring layers, and applying gradient overlays and smart objects for printable graphics.
Design professional infographics by arranging polygons with patterns, adjusting opacity, grouping layers, inserting images into polygons, adding a background image, and applying type and logo details for print layouts.
Design a working area for business infographics through a project-based case study by creating layered rectangles, adjusting colors, and arranging copies in a new document.
Design a business infographic by adding text and images, organizing layers into groups, and styling elements with colors, fonts, gradients, and clipping masks for a polished flyer layout.
Design the middle content of a business infographic by adding images, typing and styling text, drawing circles and lines, applying gradients, and grouping layered elements.
Add top and bottom content using the type tool, paste and style text, and create lines and images across layered content. Group and name layers to finalize your business infographics.
Design infographics for a company that offers partner services, using blue collar or white collar imagery, and apply A4 size dimensions for this practice case study.
Learn poster design for both print and online marketing by crafting a food poster for a weight loss and athletic audience, using a 6 by 9 inch dimension.
Design a poster by creating a wooden background texture, applying gradient colors, noise, and filter effects, and using layer styles to produce a cohesive poster look.
Add images to the Ford poster by drawing rectangles and circles, using clipping masks and simple layer effects like drop shadows to enhance the layout.
Add text to the front poster, adjust font size and properties, apply color and opacity, and use layer styles. Group and rename layers to finalize the poster design.
Create a backside poster area for text and images by drawing rectangles and a top triangle, using side guidelines to keep content inside the defined area.
Add and format text and images for the backside poster, adjusting font properties, color, opacity, and size; place icons, resize and group elements, and finalize layout for part i.
Use clipping masks to layer images and text with a type tool, add a QR code and icons, adjust colors and typography, then group and finalize the backside food poster.
Design a pharmacy poster that explains offerings, announces the new store location, and welcomes the new pharmacists, using 6 by 9 inch dimensions for US audiences.
Design a postcard from the case study with front and back sides, using the client-specified dimensions of 139 by 107 millimeters.
Design the postcard front layout by creating a new document, setting 139 x 107 mm, adding shapes and color, inserting an image, and grouping layers for a complete design.
complete a postcard design by adding text, images, and a logo; resize and color elements, adjust fonts and layouts, and group layers to finalize the front-side design.
Design the postcard backside layout by creating a new document, setting correct dimensions, drawing rectangles and a postage area, and applying a drop shadow to panels for a finished look.
Finalize the postcard backside by creating text areas, adjusting fonts and colors, adding a barcode and image, drawing shapes, and organizing layers for a cohesive layout.
Design a 5 by 6 inch postcard for a company offering online continuing education classes required for cosmetology licenses, targeting cosmetologists and nail technicians to motivate enrollment.
Design an invitation card for a tea party, exploring layout, typography, and color within random dimensions of four by two point six inches as part of the invitation design process.
Design a basic invitation card for a tea party by creating a new document, adding text and shapes, and applying strokes, colors, and a clipping mask.
In this invitation card design lecture, learn to add and format text, adjust fonts and colors, group layers, and finalize the card design.
Participate in a practice case study to design an invitation card for a retirement party, examining color combinations and a five paper size layout, and start creating the card.
Celebrate completing this course and gain confidence in promotional pages design techniques, while staying updated and ready to receive timely answers to questions.
Do you know how pages for product promotion are designed? As promotion for any product is necessary. It is 80% of the whole product. But from a marketing point of view, you should have a well-designed page. This page could be in the form of a flyer, poster or brochure. If you don't know how to design them. Don't worry. In this course, I will teach you all about this.
In this course, you will learn how to design promotional pages for products. These pages can be used online as well as for offline marketing. For example, if you have a restaurant and to run it you need customers. To get customers obviously, you will go for marketing.
Here in the first part of this course our main focus will be on Flyer, Brochure, Poster, Postcard, Infographics and Invitation Card Design. All these pages are used for both type of marketing. Such as online and offline type of marketing.
The whole course is based on case studies and projects. Every section contains project and practice case study. All the case studies have been taken from different design contest based freelancing websites.
At the end of this course, you will be able to design promotional pages for your product as well as you can take part in design contests. You can also showcase your skills on different design based freelancing sites.
Nothing special is required to take this course. You just have a basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. Also, you have a passion for learning.
Hope you have understood the whole picture about this course.