Tuts+ Premium is an Envato project, and the sister site to the massive Tuts+ Network.
Beginning with Psdtuts+ in 2007, the Tuts+ Network has grown to include 11 industry-leading websites on a range of technical and creative topics. In February of 2008 we launched the very first version of Tuts+ Premium, with bonus advanced Photoshop tutorials and source files to go along with the free content available on Tuts+. We slowly began to add Premium content to each of the individual Tuts+ sites, each under a separate membership. Then, we decided to make Premium content for all the Tuts+ Network sites available under the one membership – and that’s when things really took off!
In November of 2011 we launched a sweeping redesign, UX overhaul and library of eBooks and Courses that had been 8 months in the making. Our goal is to provide the best value for money skills-based learning platform online.
What our members are saying
“It’s 2:20am, just about ready to sleep, but now I have all this material at my fingertips… da*n you Tuts+ Premium!” – Josh Eckerman
“If you’re new to web development please check out Tuts+ Premium. You wont find a better place to spend your money!” – Henrik Andersen
“Money well spent. Love the eBooks and the design courses.” – Frederik Roessell
“Just signed up for Tuts+ Premium and so far is loving it!” – Brian Whiting
“Why didn’t I have this 5 years ago. I wouldn’t have had a study loan to pay for and I wouldn’t be in debt!” – Kenneth Jaysone
“Beefed up the #portfolio thanks to the new courses over at Tuts+ Premium. Check it out!” – Evan Anderson
“Tuts+ Premium is the best learning resource. The extensive knowledge you offer is unique.” – Lucas del Rio
“Few people explain complicated web development topics as good as Jeffrey Way. Just signed up for Tuts+ Premium and I recommend it highly.” – David Becerra
“Tuts+ Premium is a goldmine… It’s worth the monthly paid membership for the great eBooks alone!” – Alexander Blunck
“Hoping to become a ‘WordPress Master’ by Christmas with the help of Tuts+ Premium.” – Stuart Mahon