Illustrator CC Web Patterns
Create web patterns with Illustrator! Learn to use pattern editing in CS6 for seamless, pixel-perfect designs. Perfect for web designers.
Course Content
Illustrator CC Web Patterns is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Laura Coyle. It runs 1h 9m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 21 reviews. It is a paid course, first published December 2022.
Learn to create web patterns with Adobe Illustrator! This project, led by Laura Coyle, guides you through the process of designing pixel-perfect patterns for your website. We'll focus on Illustrator's powerful pattern editing mode, first introduced in CS6, to achieve professional results.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Pattern Creation & Export: Start with an existing Illustrator pattern, adapt it for web design, and export a single repeat unit ready for use.
- Web Pattern Implementation: Test your repeat unit directly in an HTML file to ensure it displays correctly. We'll also explore online resources for pattern inspiration.
- Geometric Pattern Design: Develop a unique geometric motif and transform it into a compelling repeat pattern.
- Color Scheme Exploration: Master color scheme changes using the Appearance panel and blending modes to create visually appealing variations.
- Repeat Styles: Discover and utilize popular repeat styles like Brick Repeat and Hex Repeat.
- Tile Tool Mastery: Effectively use the Tile Tool to seamlessly tile your geometric motif.
- Pattern Editing Techniques: Gain proficiency in essential pattern editing skills, including scaling, changing color, and saving patterns as a library for future use.
This project is ideal for designers looking to enhance their Illustrator skills and create engaging patterns for web applications. Unlock the potential of Illustrator's pattern tools and elevate your UI design!
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