This path is for anyone starting graphic design from scratch. It begins with design principles, then Photoshop and Illustrator, moves on to logos, visual identity and infographics, and ends with using AI inside Photoshop.
Why here: The path starts with the principles because every program after it depends on understanding design fundamentals first.
After it you can: The learner will be able to analyze visual work and carry out a complete design project in a personal style.
Why here: Photoshop is the first hands-on program after the principles, where the learner works with images and designs.
After it you can: The learner will be able to create designs in Photoshop and edit images and improve their quality.
Why here: Illustrator adds vector drawing, which the logos and identities in the next steps require.
After it you can: The learner will be able to use Illustrator with confidence and apply drawing, coloring and layout in designs that meet client needs.
Why here: A logo is the first practical project in Illustrator, using the colors and proportions learned so far.
After it you can: The learner will be able to design attractive logos and turn ideas into logos ready for use.
Why here: After the logo, the learner moves to the full visual identity of which the logo is a part.
After it you can: The learner will be able to design a visual identity that reflects a brand's personality and present it to a client as a complete package.
Why here: Infographics apply color, symbols and layout skills to presenting information visually.
After it you can: The learner will be able to carry out a complete infographic project from start to finish.
Why here: AI comes at the end of the path because it serves those who already know Photoshop and design principles.
After it you can: The learner will be able to produce designs inside Photoshop with AI and improve image quality and detail.
