Adobe Photoshop CS in 10 Simple Steps or Less

by Christopher Schmitt, Micah Laaker

Photoshop brings together a range of resources and tools to express creativity in Web graphics, and the newest release adds such tools as the File Browser, Healing Brush, and various other new brush features to learn Gives the reader quick steps and quick results for specific Photoshop tasks, from changing or converting a color profile to exporting a path to Illustrator Presents more than 250 Photoshop tasks that focus on steps and results, requiring no more than 10 steps to complete Features a two-color, two-page design that draws attention to the steps and clearly differentiates various information blocks on the page, making it easy to read and finish the task while at the computer Includes tips, warnings, and cross-references to other tasks to assure that users understand the implications of what they are doing and know what to do next An outstanding comprehensive resource for both beginners and experienced users seeking a quick reference guide that is easy to use

624 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 20, 2004

About the author

An award winning designer, web developer, writer, and speaker.
He earned an Undergraduate Degree from Florida State University in Fine Arts with emphasis in Graphic Design. He also earned a Master’s Degree from Florida State University in Communication for Interactive and New Communication Technologies and a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from FSU’s College of Communication. Christopher authored many books on web design, most notably the “CSS Cookbook” for O’Reilly Publishing. He produced and led the NonBreaking Space Show podcast, which discussed web design and related issues. Through his company, Heatvision, he hosted web-related professional conferences around the world, improved the accessibility and structure of his clients’ websites, and advocated for a more inclusive Web.