Adobe InDesign CC: Your Complete Guide to InDesign

Phil Ebiner and Kurt Anderson organize InDesign teaching around a publication workflow from setup to export. Pamphlets, brochures, magazines and digital documents provide contexts for choosing the tools. It is a practical introduction for learners who want to make a complete deliverable and understand how its final destination affects the document setup.

What you will learn

• Plan a publication from setup to export.
• Use InDesign tools within a practical layout.
• Compare requirements for printed and digital documents.

Who this suits

Access to InDesign is required for following the exercises. Review trial duration or subscription access separately from the time needed to complete the course.

Before you enroll

The page was updated in April 2024. Previous software versions may follow many lessons, but menus and export options can differ. Verify the final file against the requirements of its intended destination.

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Put it into practice

Create a short information document and export it for two destinations. Compare text, image quality, navigation and file size, then explain which differences require changing the design rather than only an export setting.

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