Author
Chris Converse
Updated
12/1/2014Released
2/11/2013This course was created and produced by Chris Converse. We are honored to host this content in our library.
- Simulating a navigation menu rollover
- Combining layer masks and layer comps
- Simulating a video lightbox
- Representing movement
- Exporting layer comps
Skill Level Intermediate
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(inquisitive tones) - [Voiceover] Hi I'm Chris Converse, and in this lesson we're gonna take a look at using layer comps to show interaction design inside of our Photoshop files. By using layer comps, we can capture individual states of our layers panel and we can demonstrate to our clients how our designs will change based on user input. So I hope this course sounds interesting, and if so, let's get started.
Q: This course was updated on 12/01/2014. What changed?
A: There is one new movie, "Exploring new tools in the Layer Comps panel," which covers changes to the 2014 version of Photoshop CC.
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Introduction
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1. Working with Layer Comps
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Simulating a video lightbox1m 22s
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Simulating movement onscreen2m 10s
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2. Exporting and Sharing Layer Comps
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3. What's New in the Creative Cloud Version
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Video: Introduction to layer comps in Photoshop