>designers were still for a long time dependent on somehow getting web developers to translate that Yep. Many companies had the workflow where graphics design

>designers were still for a long time dependent on somehow getting web developers to translate that Yep. Many companies had the workflow where graphics designers who had domain expertise in typography and layout -- but not HTML syntax -- would work on webpages primarily in Photoshop. The psd mockups would then be handed off to the programmers to turn into HTML. (Although, the programmers might use Dreamweaver instead of handcoding HTML.) I'm guessing Dreamweaver has sufficiently evolved so it can be a primary tool for graphics designers and let them skip Photoshop altogether.