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Designing a Corporate Header


Start by creating rectangle using rectangular shape tool.

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Insert an image at the right of the header.

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Create upper selection using rectangular marquee tool.

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Enable lock transparency pixels form the layer palette.

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Press Shift+Ctrl+J to cut out the image from selection and appear in a new layer. Form filter menu select pixelate>>mosaic.

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Apply settings as shown.

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Press Ctrl+U to open hue/saturation window. Apply settings as shown.

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Create dividers using line tool.

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Create a rectangle using rectangular shape tool. This rectangle will serve as a button for links etc.

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Open styles window.

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In style window click the small triangle on top right. This will open a flyout with default layer styles. Select Dotted Strokes.

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The default styles palette will be replaced with a palette having various presets of dotted strokes.

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Select the shown dotted style form styles window.

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Duplicate this dotted rectangle layer four times and place as shown in the image below.

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Type your links on the buttons.

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Insert company name and logo on top left of the header.

Designing a Corporate Header



Author's URL: Invano.com
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