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InDesign Template Essentials: Interactive Buttons and Forms
Contains buttons for navigation, for controlling audio and video, for showing an hiding objects, and for building forms in PDF. There are also a bunch of alternative hyperlink styles for both text links and buttons, and an example of a multi-state object that will work in FXL EPUB and Publish Online documents.
Continue readingPodcast 237
• How-to’s and gotchas when changing page sizes of a layout
• Interview with the awesome (and funny) Claudia McCue
• Obscure InDesign Feature of the Week: Rainbow
InDesign Template Essentials: Interactive Buttons and Forms
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Continue readingThink You Know What OpenType Is? Think Again! Part 2
OpenType is today’s font format of choice for design professionals. Compared to its predecessors (PostScript) Type 1 and TrueType, OpenType is infinitely more sophisticated, with features that make a font more like software (which they technically are) that just a simple font. The primary features of OpenType fonts are: They are platform independent They can […]
Continue readingStabilize Camera Footage with Warp Stabilizer in Premiere Pro
If you fail to stabilize your footage or are unable to using a Tripod or Shoulder Rig, you can correct your footage in post editing using Adobe Premiere Pro and the Warp Stabilizer tool.
Continue readingFree Lynda.com Video: InDesign CC Interactive Document Fundamentals
New video course shows how to master Adobe’s Publish Online service.
Continue reading13 Fonts From the Dark Side
In excerpts from Why Fonts Matter by Sarah Hyndman, this article explains the psychological effects of fonts on the reader, for the purpose of helping you use type more effectively.
Continue readingCreate a Vintage Logo in Illustrator
Those artisanal logos are all the rage, aren’t they? You know the ones: the hand-crafted looking font (I’m looking at you, Brothers) and a vintage-y looking shield or badge. So now you’ve decided you need one, too…but you can’t find the right piece of vector art with the perfectly symmetrical shield. Maybe, however, you’ve found […]
Continue readingThis Month in InDesign Articles, October 2016
It’s a spooky time of year, but InDesign users can always take comfort that InDesignSecrets is here to help save you from the ghouli-ghastlies of inefficiency and confusion. In fact, we wrote a whole feature article on the kinds of nightmares InDesign users often encounter! But there are lots of other fun articles and videos out there […]
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