
Adobe Package Course
Master the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite — from Photoshop and Illustrator to Premiere Pro, After Effects, and XD — in one comprehensive course. Build real-world skills across design, video, and UI that employers and clients actually demand. This is the creative toolkit that turns ambition into a professional portfolio.
What your team will master:
You will gain hands-on proficiency in seven core Adobe applications: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, XD, and Lightroom. You will learn how to design brand identities, retouch photography, build multi-page publications, edit and color grade video, create motion graphics, and prototype interactive UI. The course also covers AI-powered tools like Adobe Firefly and Sensei, cross-application workflows, color theory, and client communication. By the final capstone projects, you will have a complete professional portfolio ready to present to employers or clients.
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Course content
8 Chapters • 41 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsIntroduction to the Adobe Ecosystem
Introduction to the Adobe Ecosystem
Lesson 1 • File Formats and Asset Types
Introduces native and export file formats used across the suite. Ensures correct format selection for print, web, and video outputs.
Lesson 2 • Shared Interface Conventions
Examines panels, toolbars, and menus common across Adobe apps. Reduces onboarding friction when switching between applications.
Lesson 3 • Cross-Application Workflow Basics
Demonstrates how assets move between Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Prepares students for integrated multi-app projects.
Lesson 4 • Overview of Adobe Creative Cloud
Covers the Creative Cloud platform, subscription model, and app library. Establishes context for all subsequent application-specific learning.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe Photoshop Foundations
Adobe Photoshop Foundations
Lesson 1 • Photoshop Interface and Navigation
Orients students to Photoshop's workspace, tools, and document settings. Provides the operational baseline for all editing tasks in this chapter.
Lesson 2 • Retouching and Healing Tools
Demonstrates Healing Brush, Clone Stamp, and Content-Aware tools for blemish removal and object elimination. Produces clean, publication-ready images.
Lesson 3 • Color Correction and Adjustment Layers
Applies Curves, Levels, and Hue/Saturation adjustments non-destructively. Builds color accuracy skills essential for print and screen output.
Lesson 4 • Exporting and Output Optimization
Covers Export As, Save for Web, and print-ready PDF output settings. Ensures images meet technical specifications for each delivery medium.
Lesson 5 • Layers and Compositing
Teaches layer types, blending modes, and stacking order for non-destructive compositing. Directly enables complex image assembly workflows.
Lesson 6 • Selection and Masking Techniques
Covers marquee, lasso, and AI-powered selection tools for precise subject isolation. Masking skills feed directly into compositing and retouching workflows.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe Illustrator Foundations
Adobe Illustrator Foundations
Lesson 1 • Symbols, Patterns, and Brushes
Introduces reusable symbols, pattern swatches, and custom brushes for efficient illustration. Reduces repetitive work in complex vector compositions.
Lesson 2 • Drawing with Pen and Shape Tools
Teaches Bezier curve construction, anchor point editing, and geometric shape creation. These skills underpin all vector illustration and logo work.
Lesson 3 • Color, Gradients, and Swatches
Covers fill, stroke, gradient, and swatch management for consistent brand color application. Connects color theory to practical vector styling.
Lesson 4 • Illustrator Workspace and Document Setup
Introduces artboards, rulers, and guides for structured vector document creation. Establishes the spatial framework for all Illustrator projects.
Lesson 5 • Typography in Illustrator
Explores point type, area type, and type on a path for layout and logo lettering. Prepares students for text-heavy branding and editorial vector work.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe InDesign for Layout and Publishing
Adobe InDesign for Layout and Publishing
Lesson 1 • Color Management and Swatches
Applies CMYK, spot color, and tint swatches for print-accurate color across a document. Bridges Illustrator color knowledge to InDesign production.
Lesson 2 • Image Placement and Frame Fitting
Demonstrates Place command, frame fitting options, and linked image management. Ensures high-resolution images are correctly positioned and updated.
Lesson 3 • InDesign Document Architecture
Covers pages, spreads, master pages, and document presets for structured layout. Establishes the organizational framework for all InDesign projects.
Lesson 4 • Preflight, Packaging, and PDF Export
Covers preflight profiles, packaging for print, and PDF export presets for press and screen. Produces submission-ready files that meet professional standards.
Lesson 5 • Text Frames and Typography
Teaches text frame threading, paragraph styles, and character styles for consistent typography. Directly supports efficient long-document production.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe Premiere Pro Video Editing
Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing
Lesson 1 • Transitions and Motion Effects
Applies video transitions and keyframe-based motion effects to enhance storytelling. Builds on timeline skills to add visual polish and pacing control.
Lesson 2 • Premiere Pro Project Setup
Introduces sequence settings, media ingestion, and project organization for efficient editing. Correct setup prevents technical issues throughout post-production.
Lesson 3 • Color Grading with Lumetri
Uses Lumetri Color panel for exposure correction, color grading, and LUT application. Produces visually consistent footage across an entire project.
Lesson 4 • Timeline Editing Techniques
Covers cut, trim, ripple, and roll edits for precise clip assembly on the timeline. These core editing operations form the backbone of all video projects.
Lesson 5 • Export and Media Encoding
Demonstrates Media Encoder presets for web, broadcast, and social media delivery. Connects editing skills to final deliverable production.
Lesson 6 • Audio Mixing and Sound Design
Covers audio track mixing, EQ, noise reduction, and Essential Sound panel workflows. Ensures broadcast-quality audio accompanies polished video edits.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe After Effects Motion Graphics
Adobe After Effects Motion Graphics
Lesson 1 • Keyframe Animation Principles
Applies position, scale, rotation, and opacity keyframes with easing for smooth motion. Directly translates animation principles into After Effects workflows.
Lesson 2 • Visual Effects and Compositing
Applies keying, tracking, and blending modes for VFX compositing over live footage. Extends Photoshop compositing knowledge into the motion domain.
Lesson 3 • Shape Layers and Motion Graphics
Builds animated infographics and lower thirds using shape layers and the Repeater operator. Produces reusable motion graphics elements for broadcast use.
Lesson 4 • After Effects Interface and Compositions
Introduces the composition panel, timeline, and layer types unique to After Effects. Establishes the structural foundation for all animation work.
Lesson 5 • Dynamic Link and Render Queue
Demonstrates Dynamic Link between After Effects and Premiere Pro and render queue output. Enables seamless integration of motion graphics into video projects.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsAdobe XD for UI and UX Design
Adobe XD for UI and UX Design
Lesson 1 • Prototyping and Interactions
Connects artboards with triggers, transitions, and overlays to simulate user flows. Transforms static designs into testable interactive prototypes.
Lesson 2 • Sharing, Testing, and Handoff
Publishes prototypes for stakeholder review and generates developer specs via share links. Completes the design-to-development handoff cycle.
Lesson 3 • UI Component Design
Builds buttons, forms, navigation bars, and cards using XD's vector and text tools. Produces the reusable UI elements that populate all screens.
Lesson 4 • XD Workspace and Artboard Setup
Covers artboard presets, grids, and responsive resize for multi-device design. Establishes the spatial and structural framework for UI projects.
Lesson 5 • Design Systems and Components
Creates shared component libraries, color tokens, and character styles for design consistency. Mirrors professional design system workflows used in product teams.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsIntegrated Adobe Workflows and Capstone Projects
Integrated Adobe Workflows and Capstone Projects
Lesson 1 • UI/UX and Motion Design Integration
Connects XD UI designs with After Effects micro-animations and Photoshop assets for a product launch prototype. Bridges UI design and motion graphics disciplines.
Lesson 2 • Video Campaign Production
Integrates Premiere Pro editing, After Effects motion graphics, and Photoshop thumbnail creation for a complete video campaign. Demonstrates end-to-end video production competency.
Lesson 3 • Digital Publication Project
Produces an interactive digital magazine using InDesign, Photoshop images, and Illustrator graphics. Validates layout, typography, and interactivity skills together.
Lesson 4 • Brand Identity System Project
Combines Illustrator logo design, Photoshop image editing, and InDesign brand guidelines into one deliverable. Reinforces cross-application asset management skills.
Lesson 5 • Portfolio Development and Presentation
Curates and presents capstone work as a professional portfolio using Adobe Express and PDF. Prepares students for client pitches and job applications.
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This course is for you:
Aspiring graphic designers: ready to move beyond free tools into professional software.
Career changers: pivoting from unrelated fields into creative or media industries.
Marketing professionals: wanting to produce their own visual content independently.
Photographers: looking to expand their post-production and publishing capabilities.
Videographers and content creators: aiming to add motion graphics and color grading skills.
Freelancers: building a broader service offering to attract higher-value clients.
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