Study to become an Adobe Certified Associate in InDesign. Learn how to create a personalized study plan and master all the ACA exam objectives.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Stand out by becoming an Adobe Certified Associate
- What is ACA certification?
- The benefits of ACA status
- The ACA exam objectives
- Assess your current knowledge and skills
- Develop a study schedule
- Find study resources
- Test-taking strategies
- Identify the purpose and audience for graphics
- Communicate with peers and clients
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic project management concepts
- Understand copyright, permissions, and licensing
- Obtain permission to use images of people and locations
- Understand publication terminology
- Understand how color is created in publications
- Understand the principles and techniques of design
- Understand typographic principles
- Understand composition terms and principles
- Set appropriate document settings
- Create a new document preset
- Use elements of the InDesign interface
- Organize and customize the workspace
- Configure application preferences
- Navigate a document
- Use rulers
- Use guides and grids
- Use views and viewing modes
- Open and use templates
- Set fill and stroke colors
- Create and customize gradients
- Create and edit swatches and swatch libraries
- Load and modify styles
- Work with the Layers panel
- Work with the Pages panel
- Use the Page tool
- Create frames
- Place images
- Add type to a design
- Format type
- Convert type to outlines
- Manage text flow
- Add special characters
- Make selections
- Modify frames
- Use the Story Editor
- Use effects
- Use object styles
- Add interactive elements
- Add media
- Work with buttons
- Create tables
- Format tables and cells
- Check documents for errors and project specifications
- Save in native file format
- Output documents for print
- Output documents for screen
- Package an InDesign project
- Next steps
Taught by
Mike Rankin