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Yep. When I did a brief stint at an ad agency, we had print designers doing web layouts, which meant much of the design could not be rendered easily (or at all
by bmj 16y ago
Yep. When I did a brief stint at an ad agency, we had print designers doing web layouts, which meant much of the design could not be rendered easily (or at all) via HTML and CSS. That meant we spent a fair bit of time cutting up PSDs and dumping the images into tables.
- armandososa 16y agoCutting images and using them creatively with CSS based designs is an art on itself that will be lost very soon because of CSS3.
- tomjen3 16y agoI wish, sadly they don't work in anything less than ie9, which isn't even out yet and will never be ported to xp. It will be a decade before it will be in general use, and by that time css3 will be as obsolete as ie6 is today.