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Navigation Bar - Create a professional, clean navigation bar.
Introduction: In this tutorial I will teach you how using Adobe Photoshop you can create a sleek looking navigation bar for your web page.
 

Learn how to create this navigation bar.

Step1: Creating the navigation bar and adding Blending Options.
Ok, let us get started. Create a new image using the dimension  800 x 600. Set the background color to white. Create a new layer, LayerNew Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). Using the Rounded Rectangle Tool create a rounded rectangle using the dimensions below. Change the foreground color to #dcdcdc

Create the rounded rectangle shown below.

Adding Blending Options.
Right click on the layer you have just created and click Blending Options and add the settings shown below

Drop Shadow

 

Inner Shadow

 

Outer Glow

 

Inner Glow

 

Gradient Overlay

 

Gradient Overlay (color)

Before clicking ok, Click on the New Style Button    to save the style, then click ok to add the style when you are finished.

Step2: Creating the buttons.
Create a new layer, LayerNew Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). Using the Rounded Rectangle Tool create a rounded rectangle using the dimensions below. Change the foreground color to #afcc36

Create the rounded rectangle shown below.

Right click on the layer your just created, click Blending Options, and add the settings below. The setting is the same as the Blending Options used the main navigation bar in the first step. The Only difference is the gradient color. 

 

Drop Shadow

 

Inner Shadow

 

Outer Glow

 

Inner Glow

 

Gradient Overlay

 

Gradient Overlay (gradient)

Tip: Changing the gradient color ( the green color ) will change the color of the button.

When you are finished click ok to add the setting. With that you should have the effect below.

Step3: Creating the holes at the end of the navigation bar.
Create a new layer, LayerNew Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). Using the Rounded Rectangle Tool create a rounded rectangle using the dimensions below. Change the foreground color to #afcc36

Hold shift and create a circle as shown below.

Right click on the layer you have just created and click Blending Options and add the settings shown below.

Drop Shadow

 

Inner Shadow

 

Outer Glow

 

Inner Glow

 

Gradient Overlay

 

Gradient Overlay (color)

Click ok, to add the setting when you are finished.

With that setting added your navigation bar should look like the image below.

 

Finished:
That is it, hope it came out to what you expected. I created a video tutorial for this example. The file is a 5 MB flash file. I have the link up on the video section on the forums. Users have to register to view the file, click here to register and view file.  If you have any question or comment about this tutorial feel free to post a message on the forum.

Playing around with the gradient this is what I came up with.

This Tutorial was Created by Mark
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