Sound System Studio Web Layout

June 22nd, 2007 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Web Layout

Continue by representing several more informational blocks, situated on the right side. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool (U) to represent two more plates.

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

For the beginning we’ll draw the vertical plates:

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

Set the here shown Blending Options>Gradient Overlay:

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3 


Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

The second plate:

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

Blending Options>Gradient Overlay’ parameters:

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3 


Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

Place the photo and the text:

Create Sound System Studio Web Layout in Photoshop CS3

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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