- [Instructor] Now, when it comes
to creating multiple screens, it's done really easily.
I call them screens.
They're technically artboards,
'cause as I select this, this is actually an artboard.
Well, if I want to duplicate this artboard
to make two screens, just go ahead and select Command + D,
or Control + D if you're on a PC.
It's the easiest way to do it.
And this is going to be my alternate homepage.
So A-L-T, that's my alternate.
And from here I can start
to sort of design this accordingly.
Maybe I want to select this graphic right here,
size that down.
I actually want to make it about 480, like that.
And same thing for even duplicating images.
So Command + D, that duplicates this image, right?
Another way of duplicate images is Option and Shift,
and then when I drag, I'm duplicating that object.
So it's really easy.
Artboards and graphics are what I'm showing.
Basically they're the same thing.
And then I can change these graphics.
So in this case, I'm just going to grab background one,
just dropping in some different images
for these different cases, something like that,
and now I have my alternate screen.
I'm going to select all of these by holding down the Shift key
and I'm going to turn off the border,
and now I have two versions.
They're looking pretty nice.
Command + 0 will actually position them
within the viewable area.
Let's go beyond that because what I want to do now
is draw one from scratch.
So right over here, you can see my artboard tool.
Selecting it, I can come over here
and I can draw out one at any size, okay,
and I can change its size in my Properties panel
but I'm going to delete it because with it selected,
I can now just come over and select from a preset,
so I can say, "Hey, you know what?
"Select the iPhone 6, 7, and 8+."
Click, there it is.
And I can always select it and move it
to where I want it to be.
So again, my mobile version of the site will be right there
and what I can also do is, right over here,
with that selected, by the way, it doesn't really matter,
if it's selected, it's going to create the new one
right next to it to the right, but in this case,
I want to create an Android version.
Clicking there, and now I have my iPhone
and Android artboards right there
and now I can start to reposition content there,
just duplicating all of that content
when I'm ready to do so.
But you can see it's easy to create new screens.
It's as easy as duplicating graphics.