Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 5,243 • Author: Unleash
Comment: Wires are very popular additions to photoshop interfaces. This tutorial details a tehnique for creating a wire with a unique segmented metal appearance, and is an excellent variant of the usual plastic wires look.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 2,513 • Author: Phileplanet
Comment: Of course, if you are trying to make an icon, you should really use a vector-based program to avoid pixellation when resizing to/from icon sizes. That said, beggar's can't be choosers, and if you want to create Windows XP-style icons solely in Photoshop, then this is how you do it!

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 2,392 • Author: Little T
Comment: Lets face it - big chunky metallic keypads are in the past! This tutorial details a very simple yet effective method for creating much funkier semi-transparent keypads of any size, and even gives numerous ideas for further developments of more complex designs.

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 2,839 • Author: Jimmy1012
Comment: In this article we provide an insight into remote rollovers, an often-overlooked feature in Adobe Imageready CS (and later) that automatically combines images, Javascripting, and HTML code to create interfaces that respond according to pre-defined user actions.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 3,122 • Author: DeathxDesign
Comment: You've seen the effect before on TemplateMonster - now learn how to create detailed grunge interfaces yourself in double-quick time using basic Photoshop tools.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 5,782 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Pill buttons are, of course, a staple diet of the amateur interface designer.  This is not a coincidence - they are simple to create, look good, and are supremely reusable. Like many things, however, they can be improved greatly using a little Photoshop wizardry.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 4,246 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Much like glassy buttons, metallic pill buttons are very popular in modern interfaces. The aim of this tutorial is to illustrate a technique for making metal buttons using nothing but layer effects.

Difficulty: Elite • Clicks: 4,038 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Photoshop is an amazingly powerful tool, but it can only take you so far. When all your work is finished, its often the job of Photoshop's sister application, Imageready, to transform your creation into a living, breathing, web-interface.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 3,419 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Gradient bars are perhaps one of the most commonly used graphical effects in the world today. Widely implemented as building blocks for more complex designs, they are easy to create and endlessly flexible.

Difficulty: Advanced • Clicks: 6,953 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Designing gears is often difficult enough, but throw different sizes into the mix, and a need for them all to intermesh, and you are in a deep logistical nightmare. Learn how I overcome these problems in this tutorial for advanced Photoshop users.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 3,551 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Bendy wires and cables are one of the trickier effects to create in Photoshop. Still, the best way to learn valuable skills in Photoshop is to bite the bullet, so here goes...

Difficulty: Novice • Clicks: 2,604 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: You've seen them all over the web, now learn how to create those nifty microbuttons yourself in a few minutes using nothing but layer effects.

Difficulty: Intermediate • Clicks: 6,923 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Everyone loves a good screw, especially one that looks great even at high resolutions. Learn how to make many kinds of screws and rivets with this tutorial.

Difficulty: Advanced • Clicks: 5,067 • Author: Man1c M0g
Comment: Use Photoshop to create realistic LCD screens for your interfaces, skins, websites, etc.  An in-depth and very detailed tutorial written for experienced users.