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Very nice technology. But I think you've chosen the wrong domain. I don't think there's a big (or even small) market in doing "pixel-perfect mockups". We have P
by petervandijck 16y ago
Very nice technology. But I think you've chosen the wrong domain. I don't think there's a big (or even small) market in doing "pixel-perfect mockups". We have Photoshop for that, which (frankly) provides better tools than yours.
I would take the technology (which looks great) and search for a better field to apply it to.
- gurraman 16y agoPS will not be a better tool until their font rendering is identical to that of the browsers.
- matt1 16y agoI found this quote while researching how to do something with Photoshop. Your post made me think of it. --- Question: Hey, how do I create a grey rectangle with a black line border, on Photoshop CS4? Answer: I would just create two layers, one black, one grey, and then use the select tool to select most of the black one (leaving a border) and then delete it http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=839800 http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=839800 --- I mean isn't that ridiculous?
- oneplusone 16y agoNo actually. It is the reason Photoshop is number one. It is an incredibly powerful tool because it doesn't try and tell you how to do things. I personally wouldn't do it that way most of the time, but there is situations where that is the best solution.
- jamesteow 16y agoIt's ridiculous because it's the worse advice. Create a rectangle object. Step 1: Select the rectangle tool Step 2: Draw the rectangle and edit color. Step 3: Double click on the layer to open Edit Layer Style Step 4: Select stroke and edit size, and color. Done. I could do that in less than 20 seconds.
- matt1 16y agoThe fact that we're even arguing it is what makes it ridiculous :)