What is overset text in Adobe InDesign + how to fix it (video tutorial)
How to override parent page items in Adobe InDesign (video tutorial)
How to add a clickable text link to a website in Adobe InDesign (video tutorial)
How to add + apply parent pages in Adobe InDesign (video tutorial)
What are parent pages in Adobe InDesign + how to use them (video tutorial)
How to work faster using the Bookmark tool + the Go To Page tool (aka Jump tool) in Adobe InDesign
How to add and edit footnotes in Adobe InDesign
A quick, one-click way to create new character or paragraph styles in Adobe InDesign
How to customize text using glyphs in Adobe InDesign
Two ways to style drop caps in Adobe InDesign
My favorite graphic design resources + tools
How to export PDFs and JPGs in Adobe InDesign
How to link text boxes across multiple pages for text overflow in Adobe InDesign
2 Ways to use the Type on a Path tool in Adobe InDesign
Today I want to share 2 ways to use the Type on a Path tool in Adobe InDesign. If you’ve been following along with my new series of beginner InDesign tutorials, you’ll love this next one!
How to add + format text in Adobe InDesign
As someone who uses Adobe InDesign almost everyday, I’ve come to realize that NOT everyone is as nerdy as me. 🤓So I’m excited to kick off a series of basic, beginner InDesign tutorials to help you get started with the software even if you’re brand spankin’ new to it. In this post + tutorial video below, you’ll learn the basics of adding and formatting text in Adobe InDesign, including adjusting fonts, changing font sizes, line spacing and resizing text frames.
The foundations of working with color, type, and imagery (3-part video series)
If you’ve been needing to brush up on things like choosing a cohesive color palette, pairing up typefaces, choosing fonts, or how to incorporate photos, illustrations, or patterns into your work, this series is for you. Great for beginners to learn the ropes of design and lay a strong foundation for their style, AND great for seasoned designers to brush up on the basics, think outside the box, and maybe learn a new trick or two.
How the top design apps + programs compare to each other (+ free 20 min design tutorial!)
One of the most common questions I get is asking about how all the different design apps and programs compare to each other — sorry it’s taken me this long to finally write this post! I’ve been wanting to create an infographic (using Adobe InDesign, duh!), and thought this comparison post would be the perfect fit.
The ultimate guide to being your own designer in your online business (+ free design training!)
When you start out as a business owner or freelancer, you tend to wear a lot of hats. You’ve got to be the sales person, the accounting person, the HR person, and a lot of times, the designer. Depending on your skills and abilities, you may decide to pass off that role to another designer down the road, or you may continue to design your own materials once you see that you CAN actually do it yourself, without it looking DIY or homemade.
3 myths about using Adobe InDesign that are totally false (+ free beginner's design guide!)
I see so many people make assumptions and spreading misinformation about learning a program like Adobe InDesign. So today I want to clear up some of those big myths and misunderstandings. You might have heard one of more of these myths around the internet, and you might even be thinking some of them yourself as you’ve read any of my other posts or resources about InDesign.