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Adobe InDesign for Beginners: Leaflets, Newsletters and Brochures

Adobe InDesign for Beginners: Leaflets, Newsletters and Brochures

Learn InDesign from scratch: bleed, text and pictures, type, styles and parent pages, colour, tables, accessible PDFs and print-ready files. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.

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Expiry period	Lifetime
Made in	English
Last updated at	Wed Oct 2026
Level	Beginner
Total lectures	60
Total quizzes	0
Total duration	11:09:00 Hours
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Short description	Learn InDesign from scratch: bleed, text and pictures, type, styles and parent pages, colour, tables, accessible PDFs and print-ready files. 50 written lessons plus 10 practice downloads.
Outcomes	Install InDesign, find your way round the workspace, and set up units, UK English and a folder routine that keeps links working Set up print documents at A and DL sizes with the right margins, columns, bleed, slug and facing pages Place, thread and fit text, place and crop pictures, check image resolution in the Links panel, and organise pages with layers Set readable type with good leading, kerning, hyphenation and spacing, proper quote marks and UK spelling Build paragraph, character and object styles, parent pages with automatic page numbers, and templates colleagues can use Use CMYK swatches and tints for print, avoid unwanted spot colours, check contrast and keep a record of picture permissions Line pages up with grids and the Align panel, make styled tables from tab-separated text, and use text wrap without awkward gaps Plan and build a 4-page newsletter and an 8-page brochure with a flatplan and a table of contents generated from styles Make tagged, accessible PDFs with alt text, preflight and package your files, and export print-ready PDFs your printer can use Design a leaflet, a newsletter and a brochure of your own from a brief, and review a first draft with a critical eye
Requirements	A desktop or laptop computer that meets Adobe's system requirements for InDesign, and an internet connection Adobe InDesign, through an Adobe plan or a free trial at the time of writing; check the current options on adobe.com/uk A mouse or trackpad, and a printer if you can, for proofs, checklists and worksheets No design experience, just some confidence using a computer A PDF reader and a plain text editor for the practice files; Acrobat Pro is useful for the accessibility check in Section 9 but not essential