Get the Coolest Cheatsheets for Web Designers in One Place!
Good web designers have the deep knowledge of their work and all the processes it includes. Great web designers never stop learning and are always happy to get the most of various tools and services that can help them doing their work easier and faster.
Shortcuts and various cheat sheets are ones of those tools that help a web designer working smoothly and easily. I hope none of you wonders why you may need shortcuts when everything can be done with a mouse click? Here’s why:
- Using keyboard shortcuts can help you achieving fast results where you may need not just one but several mouse clicks. E.g., you can open new document with the use of a shortcut instead of making up to 5 mouse clicks for the same goal;
- It’s a freedom of choice that allows you choosing whether you need to perform that task with the use of a shortcut or it will be faster to click;
- Some tasks are much better to perform with the use of keyboard. It’s the cases when you need more precise and accurate results;
- Shortcuts are perfect within software you regularly use. You return to it often and it helps you to accustom to and remember all the frequently used combinations what makes your work with this software fast and smooth.
The latter point is often blamed for being not really useful. Shortcuts take time to remember and many people give up trying and return to general mouse clicking. But those who manage to remember most of the shortcut combination note a significant productivity boost and efficiency growth. You don’t have to mouse over the screen unless you really urged to do it.
If you really need to learn shortcuts it can take you some efforts to remember they one after one. But there is another way: to get a couple of cheatsheets and keep them at hand. I am here to help you with this amazing collection of the most useful keyboard shortcut cheatsheets for web designers that you should definitely bookmark and share with others. Let the knowledge spread around the world!
Keyboard Shortcuts for Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Cheat Sheet
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Photoshop Keyboard Shortcut QWERTY
Photoshop CS6 Brush Guide
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Photoshop CS6 Pen Tool Guide
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Sketch Keyboard Shortcuts & Cheat Sheets
Sketch vs. Photoshop Infographic
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Sketch Keyboard Shortcuts
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Sketch 3 Cheat Sheet
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Web Designer Cheat Sheets for Illustrator
Illustrator Keyboard Shortcuts
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Illustrator CS3 Shortcuts
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Illustrator Keyboard Shortcuts QWERTY
Other Web Designer Software Cheatsheets
Coreldraw Keyboard Shortcuts
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Lightroom Keyboard Shortcuts
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InDesign Keyboard Shortcuts
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InDesign CS6 Tools Panel
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InDesign Keyboard Shortcut Wallpapers
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Keyboard Shortcuts and Cheat Sheets for Developers
Web Developer’s Cheat Sheet 2016 for All Adobe Products
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Bootstrap Cheat Sheet
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Developers
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JQuery Keyboard Shortcuts
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Responsive Web Design Cheat Sheet
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Twitter Bootstrap Cheat Sheet
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Hope this collection will be useful for you! Share it with your friends and let me know in comments if you have any other cool cheat sheets bookmarked.
5 responses to “Get the Coolest Cheatsheets for Web Designers in One Place!”
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Thank you so much for sharing these! This is the most helpful post I’ve read all week.
Would be much more useful if these all are not an images, but texts. To search for a shortcut one has to look through whole image, really? 8)
I don’t quite understand what you mean under “not images but texts”. I thought those graphs are selfexplanatory. Do you need me to describe each and any infographic here? Or point out each and every shortcut – what it does and where you may need it? really? =)
ok.. you need to find a shortcut for action ‘Canvas Size’ at Photoshop. So you have to look through the whole image. Not very convenient, you can not use regular search on page (Ctrl+F).
See similar article from Microsoft. One can search a shortcut he needs, and not look through the whole page
(https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/126449)
Well, everyone chooses what he or she likes and finds the most comfy. If you don’t like images – it’s not my fault or evil will. I just offer some useful info about shortcut cheat sheets – I’m not the author of all these infographics. Most designers find it convenient to have such cheat sheets in the form of images. You don’t. That’s ok =)