What are the best Photoshop tutorials for designing Android apps?

Can anyone suggest any easy to follow tutorial which can help me in learning how to design Android apps in Photoshop?

sounds like you don't have any coding experience? Often even people with some coding experience will hire someone who specializes in app development.

but here is one of many options:

http://www.adobe.com …/devices/mobile​-apps.html

Do you have access to Adobe Creative Cloud? The first place to start for interface design is learning about HTML5 and CSS3. Many mobile app platforms now utilize HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript (which can be used cross platform in web pages and within app shells). I'd highly recommend learning HTML5 and CSS3 if you're going to be getting into interface design. Nowadays, you start with a wireframe, then design in HTML/CSS (and either use the GUI in Dreamweaver or hand code using just a text editor). Balsamiq is a popular wire frame software (that has a desktop app or web version). Nowadays, Photoshop is only used for creating button graphics, editing photographs, or creating specific effects for interfaces. Back when table layouts were more prevalent with HTML, Photoshop was used more for full page layouts (and then you'd "slice" areas which were exported as an image sequence with a HTML with table). You'd also use Photoshop to create rastor graphics of gradients, rounded corners, or drop shadows. Hardly anyone does that anymore since CSS3 is more efficient (and can render those effects natively).

I've not yet used it, but Adobe's Experience Design might be what you are looking for.

AZGeorge wrote in post #18394702
I've not yet used it, but Adobe's Experience Design might be what you are looking for.

Yes Xd is probably the tool you want to be using, at least from the Adobe stable. It is only a preview/beta product at the moment though, and as such a little light on tutorials.

Alan

AZGeorge wrote in post #18394702
I've not yet used it, but Adobe's Experience Design might be what you are looking for.

Yes Xd is probably the tool you want to be using, at least from the Adobe stable. It is only a preview/beta product at the moment though, and as such a little light on tutorials.

Alan

Its true that I dont have much expertise in coding, anyway thank you for the link. This link is seeming helpful for me.

No i dont have access to Adobe Creative Cloud but got some effective idea from your post. Thank you.

Its okay and yes I have got some idea from the above two replies.