1 Hour Button Master

Still using Adobe Photoshop or another raster graphics editor to create your buttons? Try this faster and more organised way. Using Adobe Illustrator is not that hard as you will find in this course. Get your workflow up to date in one hour!

In the end of this course you will not only be able to create beautiful buttons but also know how to keep them consistent in style. You will know easy ways to organize and export batches of buttons for your app, game or website with tremendous speed. My methods are so streamlined that you do not need an innumerable amount of layers. The only thing you need is the text of your button to create a complete button! Let’s not wait any longer and get started.

What you’ll learn

• creating your own buttons super fast in any style
• organizing buttons in one document
• to keep your buttons in a consistent style
• to use the appearance panel in Illustrator
• exporting batches of your buttons in one click

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

• You need a version of Adobe Illustrator CS or CC
• Have some experience with vector graphics

Who this course is for:

• Web designers
• Game developers
• Game artists
• UI designers
• UX designers
• anyone who needs buttons

I have numbered the lectures so you can follow the course by watching the videos in the correct order.

Promovideo (from the Udemy version, course is the same on ArtStation)

Instructors Bio
My name is Ludwig and I am your tutor. I am a graphic designer for over 25 years and I have worked for top design companies making projects for the Dutch Government, Dutch railways, Educational editors and a lot more. I also worked for Quark. When you are an older designer you will know them from Quark XPress, the industry standard for graphic design in the eighties and nineties. Since the dawn of HTML I have been making web pages and since the last eight years I have been working on video games and game art. I have created thousands of buttons and I found it can be a lot of work to create buttons with a consistent style. That is why I have created a way to streamline this process and would like to share this with you.