Adobe Photoshop CC - Web Design, Responsive Design & UI (Udemy.com)

I enjoyed the course. This is some tough content for me for some reason so I imagine this won't be the last time I review these videos. I do wish you would slow down a bit and narrate your button presses/combo's more often though. I find myself having to pause and rewind your video's constantly so I can catch up. You have clearly been working with this software for ages, but wow is photoshop advanced. I'd like to go back to the simplicity of coding, please! Lol

I need more information, but it was a good place to start. Course needs updating Adobe no longer offers Color Themes, outside resources material outdated.

My experience during the course was not only fun but easy to follow! I do love that every time Dan uses shortcuts from the early lessons until the later lessons he continues to vocally remind you how to do so, this way I wouldn't have to go back to the first videos trying to find the introductions of them. Overall, everything was clear, helpful, and most importantly.. fun! Thank you :]

This is the 4th (or maybe 5th?) of Daniel's courses that I've completed and I am always engaged with his style of teaching. Even though this course is a little old, it's still very relevant to anyone who uses Photoshop CC and is looking to learn UI design. Daniel does a great job of explaining the tools you will use and is very helpful. One thing I would recommend for students to do after completing the course (coming from a developer's point of view) is to use the updated measurements/breakpoints from Bootstrap 4 (1200px for x-large screens,

After 10 hours Photoshop date with Dan I've completed the course. It was great! Even though I've completed Dan's essentials and advanced Photoshop course as well, I've still learned new things about Photoshop, and it gave me ideas for my own websites. I know it's older, 2015 course, but if new content would be added (making another website), the course would be even greater! Thank you and cheers! To the next course!

When learning I prefer a more lengthy explanation as to why we do something or when showcasing something go through all the steps.. Somethings are skipped or glossed over and that's not acceptable in my opinion. Overall though I found the video to be quite good and while a bit on the short side it's a good starter video but you will undoubtedly need more tutorials/practice to become a full Web Designer.

I wanted to learn how to do mock-ups in Photoshop. I got that and so much more. The information was clearly based on experience in the field so it addressed issues that I did not even bring to mind. In the end, the mock-up looked professional and I look forward to taking the next steps. This is a course I watched once through before doing and I know I will be back again as there were so many tips and tricks I did not pick up/master. Thanks for this!

Wow! Dan! Thank you so much! You explained this very well! I went from having very little knowledge of Photoshop to building a website! It was such a fun experience! Keep up the great work and I look forward to going through another of your courses in the future. For now, I am off to go design more websites and interview for a Web Development company in two days!

Its a good overview of the details of how to mock up a website for desktop and mobile. Of course its not a functional website until its coded which requires a developer/coder. You also need good Photoshop skills and organisation. What I learned also is that its quite a tedious job to create a website. Its a lesson to start you thinking about what it takes to create a website.

Very well structured, informative and helpful course, as usual. You can really tell Dan loves Adobe and what he does, which reflects in the way the course is presented. The fact that some of the tedious parts of the process are not edited out: a) reiterates the material of the lectures committing it to long term memory b) gives me a bit of confidence that when things take a while it's not because I don't know what I'm doing and doing things the long way, but that's just how things are done; it's not all 'magic' like some other tutorials tend to present it. Links to external resources referenced are also very valuable. Thank you!