Now this tool is really handy for when you want  to get a sense of how the website's gonna look without all  the junker on the outside, all the Photoshop tools  and tabs and toolbars. Now to do this, you go to view,  there's one called Screen Mode, and you use this one here. Now for some reason, I know it's the shortcut key of F,  but some reason on this Mac here,  I'm not sure if it's on a pc,  but it doesn't have the shortcut. So we're gonna ignore that little bit  and use the quick little shortcut key. So if I tap the F key once, it kind of hides half of it. So tap the F key again on my keyboard.

Okay. It gets rid of all the toolbars except for the rulers. Now what I wanna do is I'm gonna toggle back one more  and turn the rulers off. Rulers turn 'em off. And then remember once  for the F key, twice for the F key. And I can still,  I can see my document and I can move around it.

Remember, I can hold my space bar. Okay, I can move it around. And it gives me just a bit  of sense of what my website's looking like at the moment. Um, F key, A third time will get you back to square one. So there's kind of three settings. There's this one here,  and then there's the next one, and then there's full screen.

And they cycle around by using the F key. Now, another nice thing I like to do is I get F key twice  to get into this full screen mode is I don't like this white  background, especially when I'm dealing  with such a dark website. I want this background here, not be white. So what you can do, you can right click it  and pick either dark gray, okay, or right click it  and pick black, and it just changes the background color. If I zoom out, you'll notice that it changes forever. My little background color, if I have F key back, it's up  to you how you prefer to work.

Okay? I like to work on a dark screen  or dark gray just so I can get a nicer sense of my.