Photoshop Website Design – Nav Bar

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Making a web site using a Content Management System. A step-by-step web design tutorial using the worlds favorite database driven web design system, Joomla! [Original Video created by National Web Design]

28 Responses to “Photoshop Website Design – Nav Bar”

  1. rorosamy Says:

    this vidoe in fucking awsome! i used so much of the tip i allmost feel i need to pay you.
    ps.
    im a cheap bastard.

  2. Merekas Says:

    Thanks mate, nice tips. Keep it up!

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  7. pfltuts Says:

    @regentskel Hold down Command (on a mac) or Control (on a PC) and click with your mouse button on the image thumbnail.

  8. regentskel Says:

    what key I must press??2:44 

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  10. Hitman47PL Says:

    @kurogane2x That would be HTML. Use photoshop to play around with colors and such, then you have to code it out using HTML/CSS. You can use Photoshop’s export function but that is VERY rough and I do not recommend it.

  11. pmadesk Says:

    GREAT,, IT HELP A LOT

  12. kurogane2x Says:

    how do you connect like use the a href tag?? to link the different things

  13. pfltuts Says:

    @mattreeves437 I know it’s kind of late, but.. When I create a header and navigation bar, I pretty much free hand it. I can normally tell at a glance if the proportions are off.

    You can also tell by going off of your navigation bar. Make you font about 15px, and then center it within a box, and work off of that.

  14. OneGamblor Says:

    Such a cool design, I hope I can to your standards.

  15. mattreeves437 Says:

    When you are making your header and navigation bar are you just free handing the rough size or are you somehow setting it to a specific size?

  16. lediankondi Says:
  17. JustaFreak15 Says:

    I think i understand what I did, because I was making that statement based on the Text Outline.. instead of the actual text.
    When I did so on the actual text, it worked fine. Thanks for gettin back to me though.

  18. moonshiry Says:

    @JustaFreak15 u either rasterized the text, meaning making the text into an image or you are just selecting it wrongly. Use the Text tool and press on the words again. if it doesnt work, means you have flattened the image already (meaning rasterized i think)

  19. JustaFreak15 Says:

    I cant reselect the text to change it… it just brings up the square select font space again…

  20. CmPLAx93x Says:
  21. BoxingChaos Says:

    Two years later and this tutorial is still good to go. BTW,
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  22. sitestartups0com Says:

    Great advice on using Joomla. A great alternative to Joomla is Mambo in case you didn’t know.

  23. wadeD07 Says:

    do you have a website?

  24. Danzaiver01 Says:

    thank you, your tutorials help me out a lot, I’m new at Joomla

  25. nationalwebdesign Says:

    Thanks. The general principle here is to give users the basics of how to update their sites and maintain a CMS web site on a day to day basis. Things like installation, design of the navigation interface, code optimization etc are all very much more advanced and typically take days or weeks rather than minutes to do properly.

  26. ClickMyUsername Says:

    There is a wealth of information out here, but you will not find the more complex aspects of web design.

  27. nationalwebdesign Says:

    You are welcome!

  28. ankorone Says:

    that was very helpful. cheers