In this video, we're going to learn how to create a splash screen for our project. The splash screen is an integral part of any mobile application. Because it's the first thing the user sees once he wants is the application. It serves both ways. It covers the entire screen while the application loads in the background, and lets the user get familiar with the applications brand. Once the main screen is loaded, the splash screen fades away.

Now let's create a splash screen for our project. Select the rectangle tool or press R on your keyboard. Draw a rectangle that covers the entire screen. Change the name of the layer two BG for background and moving to the bottom of the layer stack. change its color to one v 1540. Now let's create the logo for our application.

Select the Ellipse Tool and click once. Click this chain link to constrain its proportion and change its size to 160 pixels. center it up, remove its feel and that affordable pixels choked with duplicate this circle and select the previous one. add an effect to it. A drop shadow with 44 pixels blur and remove the values from x and y. change its color to Ed to the AC. Now move over to the assets panel and select this image.

This is a free image I've downloaded from unsplash.com. Move it to our splash screen and lower it to the layer stack. Select the first ellipse and the image, right click and select Use s mask. Select the mask group and the first ellipse and group them together. Change the name to logo image. Now let's use the Type Tool and type in Berlin techno tickets change the color to white its size to 36 And center them up.

Break the word so Berlin and techno are in more line and tickets is in second. Select both Berlin and technical words and change the font weight to bold. Select the tickets word and change its weight to white. Great. Now we can center it up, select both the lower image and the Berlin techno tickets and group them together. Call this lower and center it up our screen.

Great. Now we have our splash screen.