Park So-young, “InDesign CS6 (Self-Mastering Training Book)” The program InDesign has brought significant innovation to the field of editorial design. Any designer who has used InDesign even once after using 'Hangul' will be unable to suppress their admiration. Furthermore, they often marvel when using the versions that are upgraded day by day. Although I am an editor now more familiar with InDesign than with Hangul, I opened this book out of curiosity about the endless features of InDesign.

A training book for self-mastery—it is truly a smart book! I often create artwork that needs to be printed, so I’ve had many opportunities to edit image files on my computer. However, since my skills are somewhat lacking, I mostly just downloaded files and never actually tried doing anything with them. This left me feeling disappointed that I couldn't actually perform the tasks I wanted to do. I was very interested in Photoshop, but I often gave up after trying to follow along a few times at

I opened "Self-Master Training Book: InDesign CS6" with absolutely no concept of InDesign or information regarding publishing editing software. Just as I did with Illustrator or Photoshop, I felt it was important to focus on the basics rather than being overly ambitious when I was unfamiliar with the software, so I decided to concentrate on the book. I learned about the flow and trends of editing programs I hadn't known before and took on the challenge of CS6, which is said to be usable even by