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Hi. I used to be a graphic designer but left the field a while back. Now that I’m semi-retired, I’d like to get back into it and just installed CS 6 on my computer.
The last time I did any design work, cellphones weren’t part of the web picture (now I understand that 80% of all web searches are done from phones). I’m overwhelmed after looking at the CS 6 apps and don’t know where to start to teach myself how to properly design a site keeping all of the new technology in mind.
I have agreed to a project for some friends to get started.
I am looking for any suggestions on books or courses I should start with to ease my tension and make sure I don’t embarrass myself.
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Chris
Hi Christopher, that’s a good question – but we’re not sure that using CS6 alone will keep you current with the latest website technologies… CS6 was released over six years ago now, and is an end-of-life product…
One good place you might start that is up on modern techniques as well as prototyping your new design is to download & use the new Adobe XD desktop app, which has just become free for all users:
Yes, It’s True: Adobe XD (New Experience Design Tool) Is Now Free!
Hope that helps!
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I am looking for help on how to design a site that is responsive and high quality. I want to be a site designer since I am working as IT personnel, but do not know much how to start learning to create a website for personal or organizational use.
Can someone help me get the latest software that can help in combination to come up with such a good-looking and working site? i have tried Joomla and WordPress, but I need to to design it by myself from scratch, with all the graphics.
Hi Simon, try something like Page Builder by SiteOrigin, used together with WordPress. Or see this article for more, similar products:
Top 10 Free & Paid Drag & Drop Page Builder WordPress Plugins