Then we can select all of our shapes and press the "Subtract" button. So we are going to create two rectangles and cover the sides that we want to trim off. Just like we can add shapes together to create a different shape, we can also subtract them from each other. If you did it the same way as my image above you are left with the circle protruding from either side. Once we feel comfortable we can hit the "Add" button with our two shapes selected to form them into a single object. Next, we want to make the bottom side rounded, so we want to draw a circle that overlaps our rectangle so that if they were combined we would have our desired shape. Then we can draw the box and select our gradient color. We can use the menu to select the rectangle tool. Essentially, we are using a combination of shapes to merge into a single shape that we need. The first step is we want to create a box that will serve as the building block for our final image. I'll also provide the colors so that you can follow along with the same design if you'd like. Let's look at the splash image to figure out how it was created. He uses XD for a lot of his design examples, and I have learned a lot from him, so check him out. I didn't even know that it was possible to create web assets in XD until I was watching tutorials on a great YouTube channel called DesignCourse. Here is my color palette for DEVcelerate. Then I'll lock in the colors that fit and keep regenerating the colors I don't like until I have all of the colors I want. I'll just run through palettes until I see one that is appealing for my project. There's a great tool for generating color palettes called coolors that I use. You may be wondering how I landed on my color palette.
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XD is free by the way, so if you are worried about it being expensive, there's no need! In my projects, I use Adobe XD to create the page layouts, decide on a color scheme, and create assets in the the form of SVGs and images. Welcome to part 2 of a start to finish project using Laravel! In this section I'm going to cover how I begin to design my project and turn that into code.
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