Creating an Interface Photoshop Tutorial 2
This is the second installment to a series of tutorials
showing you how to make a quality interface. Make
sure you have done tutorial #1 before doing this one.
Ok, you have made it this far. This section will
show you how to make the navigation bar, and buttons.
The first step is to make a rectangular selection
with your square tool and fill it with a dark gray
like the picture below.

While selected, go to edit>stroke Make the settings
that that the color is a very dark gray, the border
is 1 px and it is bordering on the outside of your
selection.
Your square should look like this when zoomed in.

Now, make a new layer and with the same selection,
stroke your image with a light gray.
Now, in order to give it an inner bevel effect we
are going to erase half of the light gray border.
Select and delete it so that the light border is on
the right, and bottom side of the rectangle, and the
darker portion is on the top and left. Your image
should look like the one below.

Now we are going to make the buttons. Zoom in on
your selection by pressing ctrl and + select a small
rectangle inside your newly made dark rectangle and
make a new layer. Use your gradient tool with a light
and dark gray to make a gradient so that the lighter
portion is on the top. Your should be getting the
gradients down pretty good by now. Now using the same
stroke method, give it a nice dark border.

Your button should look like this when zoomed in.

Now, go to layer drop down menu and select "Duplicate
layer" This will duplicate your new button. Keep
duplicating and aligning them like the image below,
just make as many buttons as you are going to need
on your site.

Your interface should now look like the one below.
