Sound System Studio Web Layout
June 22nd, 2007 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Web Layout
And Blending Options> Gradient Overlay>Gradient Editor 
That is what we should get: 
This layer should be situated in the group for making easier working with it. 
Next we must represent several figures on the left side of the screen. For this operation we’ll select the Custom Shape Tool (U) -Circle Frame and the color’s code #003333. 
The circles must be processed arbitrary also: 
The new layers should be transformed in a mask for our figures not to get outside the gradient figure’s edges, situated lower. Press on Alt button and make a left mouse’s click between the layers. The upper layer will get a pointer directed on the bottom. 
Continue by working with the right side of the picture. Draw firstly two circles, chosen from Custom Shape Tool (U) – Thin Frame and the Ellipse Tool (U) from the circles’ inside. Make some transformations as it is shown below: The color’s code is #003333, available for all circles. They should be transformed as it is indicated next picture. 
All three figures have Fill of 70%. 
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Yadav
16/09/2009
thank
Nice tutorial
amit
24/09/2009
thanks, very nice tutorial.
chrys
14/01/2010
I have been educated.
Mithun
11/02/2010
this is the first tutorial i have found for adobe and it looks great with step by step instructions, will browse more to see what more i can learn.
Egyptian web designer
14/02/2010
normally I dont post on blogs,
but yours forced me to do..
this is one of the best toturials I’ve ever seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen
eee
10/05/2010
can i download this site with psd ?
Taryn
24/08/2010
Thanks for adding the colour numbers
Naresh
23/01/2011
Thank U
dcv
12/04/2011
how do i select the colours of blue? can someone help?
Martin
06/06/2011
this is good
safdar
15/06/2011
Now i am learn photoshop
THANKS
sylvain
27/10/2011
I just don’t understand, once you’ve done that, is it just a background or really a web site? You just have to upload it on your ftp server?
Jeff
09/11/2011
Really man no you have to cut it up and turn it into a site from there