Adobe InDesign CC - Essentials Training Course

Daniel Walter Scott introduces InDesign through the work needed to create a publication. Interface navigation and document setup lead into frames, images, links and text, with print and digital projects providing context. The longer beginner sequence is useful when you want to learn layout tools while understanding how the document moves between Adobe applications.

What you will learn

• Set up a document around a publication brief.
• Connect text and image frames with a layout.
• Explain links and application relationships in a workflow.

Who this suits

No prior design or InDesign experience is required. A copy of InDesign CC is needed; the provider also identifies other Adobe applications that can help.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Create a short publication with consistent margins, type and image treatment. Revise it after reading a printed or exported proof, then explain one change made for readability rather than decoration.

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