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Yes, but without a general knowledge of HTML/CSS you won't know what is possible and what isn't possible in your design. So yes, you may design some amazing la
by andre3k1 16y ago
Yes, but without a general knowledge of HTML/CSS you won't know what is possible and what isn't possible in your design.
So yes, you may design some amazing layout in photoshop with crazy features and what not, but it simply may not be doable from a coding perspective.
- derefr 16y agoI've never seen a layout that's proven to be impossible to code (and my designer partner has thrown some pretty ludicrous ones at me.) Can you give an example?
- whatusername 16y agoMake it look like a winamp skin from the late 90's -- but a round one, not rectangular -- and I want to be able to see the desktop behind it. Something like one of these: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_GGYg1kts8gE/S0lGIjFiOPI/AAAAAAAAA7A/P5c-2CSq1uQ/s400/Skin+Winamp+software+download+gratis+free.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_GGYg1kts8gE/S0lGIjFiOPI/AAAAAAAAA7...
- zepolen 16y agoImpossible currently because browsers themselves don't support that. However if they did, I don't see how this is different from having a transparent background.
- derefr 16y agoIn fact, there is a type of "browser" that does support this feature already: desktop widget engines, i.e. Windows Sidebar, OSX Dashboard, et al. Now, of course, these "browsers" don't support most of the other features that browsers usually do support (for example, navigation), but if you want to make a little, oddly-shaped gadget using HTML+JS, they're just right.
- il 16y agoWith CSS positioning and using lots of images it's theoretically possible to code any photoshop design. Hell, even the mess of tables Photoshop outputs with "save for web" can be an adequate design for a simple site, no coding required. I think you may be confusing design and functionality in your comment.