Best tutorial to learn Design ?

As a graphic designer, there are many tools and techniques you'll want to master. Whether you use [FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]Illustrator[/FONT], InDesign, Photoshop, other software or even the traditional pen and paper, we've got tips and tutorials that'll help you develop your style, increase your skill set and inspire you to try something new.[/FONT]
If you're interested in mastering the art of pattern design, learning how to use geometric shapes and textures in your designs, finding out how to create urban type or working with a retro style on a new project, you've come to the right place. We've got all that and more from experts including Rachel Cave, Loulou & Tummie, Gordon Reid and Ciara Phelan.
 
Learn Web Design with courses taught by experts on lynda.com. Web Design courses include material for beginners to advanced users to help you create a custom web design.
 
Graphic and web design and development is a ever evolving place. Learning a few of these things wil benefit you , but the biggest teacher of all is practise of theory , if you learn about say php you have to try code something in php , if you are learning about colour schemes , you have to apply it in designs and see what it does . This is a ever changing field and as long as you are in it you will have to keep looking our for new trends and keep learning.
 
Skillshare is the best platform to learn graphic design. skillshare is an online learning platform where you can pretty much learn anything in terns of an actionable skill. This is something that's perfect. If you wanna learn Photoshop or photo editing principles. They have a great structured lesson plan that's totally actionable that can help you build the beginnings of what you need in order to start a career in the creative industry.
 
[FONT=q_serif]I suggest using HackDesign.[/FONT]
[FONT=q_serif]It’s free, simple to navigate, and uses a wide variety of material ranging from blog posts to documentaries. They also encourage you to engage with what you’re learning by apply the information to any current projects you might be working on.[/FONT]
[FONT=q_serif]One of the best aspects of the site is that while it is mostly focused on UI/UX knowledge, they also lay the groundwork with general design principles and introduce you to relevant business and marketing ideas. If you want a shot at landing a decent UI job, having a well-rounded skill set and a holistic design education (including self-education) will get you far.[/FONT]
 
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