Added: 8 August, 2007
Group: Photoshop
Create Web 2.0 Button
Author: Larry
page: 1
Create web 2.0 button
It’s popular. It’s stylish. Easy to create in Photoshop and every serious web site should have a nicely fitted button. You can use it for specifying categories on your site or just processing forms. It has multiple usage.
We are going to be creating those web 2.0 buttons that have been all the rave somewhat recently.
Step 1. New document…
Step 2. Use the rounded rectangle tool to create a button (black as a foreground is just fine).
Step 3. Right-click anywhere with the rounded rectangle tool still selected. Select “Make Selection” and then click “OK” in the opening windows/dialog box.
Now it is time to choose a color. What did you say? Yellow/Orange? Why sure, alrighty. For a yellow/orange theme select a slightly light yellow and a light orange.
Step 4. Dish out your gradient tool of course with the following settings…
Now, press “Ctrl+D” to deselect then create a new layer. “Ctrl+Click” on the old layer then Select > Modify > Contract, 2 px.
Press “D” then “X” to get white as your foreground color. Make sure the gradient has the following settings then create a gradient from top to somewhere three quarters of the way down.
Press “Ctrl+D” to deselect then make a marquee selection like such:
Press “Ctrl+Shift+I” to invert the selection, then press “Del” (to delete).
Step 5. Take this moment to rename your layers…
Step 6. Create a new layer, rename it to “text”, then type in some text.
Step 7. Now you can use the techniques learned in the tutorial “Web 2.0 Text” in order to completely finish your web 2.0 button.
Final.
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