Learn How to Design A Website Mockup in Adobe Photoshop (Beginners Tutorial)
18 videos • 1,324 views • by ulearn Time and time again, if you go from the initial meeting with the client and create a website, with no stages with wireframes, mockups or prototypes, your client may NOT like the final product. Suppose they love it, kudos to you. If they don't like it, guess what, you need to do it on your own dime and time! Mockups and prototypes are two different things. The mockup is inactive, static, and the prototype is clickable. The use of the mockup is to present the way it looks (UI-User Interface). The purpose of the prototype is to demonstrate your site's behaviour and functionality (UX-User Experience). A mockup is how you can look at the final product even before the development starts. Mockups are quickly revised. It is easier to make changes in mockup tools at the mockup stage rather than later in coding. Your developers will appreciate the fact that they do not have to revise the product design. Mockups are convincing. If you still need to win the trust and affection of your project. In this video playlist, we begin to create a mockup with grid layouts in Photoshop. There are tips and tricks on the design and technical aspects, helping you design a professional mockup with ease.