Well, I initially thought it was a webapp where you upload images of your mockup (something you designed in photoshop) to share with your clients. But then I r

Well, I initially thought it was a webapp where you upload images of your mockup (something you designed in photoshop) to share with your clients. But then I realized you're supposed to use your arsenal of tools to edit the page, at which point I'm thinking "is this just loading an existing page and letting you edit it?" But then I went back and watched the video and now I see that it's straddling this awkward middle ground. You use the term "mockup," rather than "wireframe" – and you're concerned with it being "pixel perfect." So if a design were going to integrate this into their workflow they wouldn't even touch photoshop? They'd go straight to jMockups and make their website there, after which point they can export a PNG to reconstruct in HTML & CSS? It just seems unintuitive, as most designers start by creating this png (or psd) in Photoshop. Lemme know where I'm wrong.