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1. Search engines read your pages from the top down.
So, you want to use your critical keywords at least once in the first paragraph on each web page. Then you can use it once in each paragraph after that and in the last line...
Open a new document. Reset the colours by hitting D on your keyboard. Pick the text-tool and type a word.
Go to Layer > Merge Down (ctrl e) and then Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set it to about 1,5 px...
Open a new document, it has to be 300x300 or bigger. Hit D on the keyboard.
Go to Filter > Render > Clouds and then Filter > Stylize > Extrude...
Type: Blocks
Size: 30
Depth: 30 (random)
Go to Filter > Brush Strikes > Accented Edges...
Open a new document with transparent background. Set the foregroundcolour to #D8D9DE and backgroundcolour to #F3F3F3.
Pick Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a rectangle and then pick Gradient Tool (linear gradient)...
Open a new document with transparent background. I've chosen 200x100 px. Create a new layer and set the foregroundcolour to #A2ACA3 and grab Rounded Rectangle Tool. Set radius to 5 px in Options Bar and make a rectangle.
Go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise
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Open a new document with transparent background and 4x4 px. Rightclick Brush Tool and grab Pencil Tool and set the diameter to 1 px in Options Bar.
Grab Zoom Tool and zoom into 1600% and paint the document like the picture below...
Open a new document with white background. Create a new layer and grab Rectangular Marquee Tool and select a long thin rectangle.
Set the foregroundcolour to #FFFFFF and the backgroudncolour to #C4C4C4. Grab Gradient Tool (reflected) and pull a line from the middle of the selction and upward...
Open a new picture. You can use mine if you want. Select the building in right side.
Grab Magnetic Lasso Tool and select the building.
Go to Select > Inverse (ctrl + shift + i) and then Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set it to 2.0 px...
Open a new document. Fill it with #B2B2B2. Pick the text-tool and type a word with #FFD607. Choose a bold font or the tutorial won't work!
Ctrl + click your text-layer and go to channels-palette. Create a new channel and fill it with #FFFFFF...
This is an important tutorial because it is introducing you to the quick mask. The Photoshop quick mask is a powerful way to get great selections accurately and it's very flexible. First start off with the lasso tool and make a very loose selection around an object...
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