Design iPhone Apps with Photoshop, by Bamboudesign

Where there is design, there is Photoshop. It is the tool for print, web design and photography enhancements and in the last two years, it has become the perfect tool for designing iPhone application interfaces. Whether you are part of an iPhone app project or want to design an iPhone app on your own, you need to understand the design intricacies of this new medium and adapt your Photoshop skills to create a successful iPhone app.

About the Event
Marine Leroux of Bamboudesign Inc. (https://www.bamboudesign.com) will showcase how easy it is to design iPhone apps efficiently with Photoshop. Through a step by step method combined with tips for smart user experience design, she’ll guide you from sketching an app interface to designing it in Photoshop, building libraries and template files to expedite the design process. She’ll define Apple’s design requirements and the workflow between design, development, and publishing of an iPhone app to the App Store.

About Marine Leroux
Marine is the founder and CEO of Bamboudesign (https://www.bamboudesign.com), a mobile software design and development startup in San Francisco, that offers haute-couture mobile apps for brands and the entertainment industry. Marine ensures that user experience design is the backbone of all mobile products built at Bamboudesign. Some of the iPhone apps she worked on include Bacardi, Remy Martin and the French Metro system. At Bamboudesign, she also offers iPhone software training classes. She founded the iPhone Network Lounge. She talks at universities and other venues about iPhone design. In a previous life, Marine was responsible for international e-commerce at Adobe, where she developed the company’s European online stores. She launched Bamboudesign in France in 2004, offering user experience design for complex web applications.

The SF Photoshop User Group (https://www.meetup.com/Photoshop-till-you-Drop/calendar/12304898/) Meetup is planning and hosting this event at the Adobe office in San Francisco. Thank you!