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Actually, it seems to me that this post means we're missing something. Photoshop isn't doing every thing it could be for web designers. Any time I've used Pho
by wccrawford 16y ago
Actually, it seems to me that this post means we're missing something. Photoshop isn't doing every thing it could be for web designers.
Any time I've used Photoshop or another image app, I've been frustrated by the need to save my layered image, and then manually also export the final image into place to see it in the design. There should be something in place for that.
Of course, I could write a script that uses imagemajick or something, I suppose... If I did much design work. Actually, I'm already thinking about it now, even though I rarely do design. Could be a fun project.
- Silhouette 16y agoIsn't that sort of thing more in the realm of Fireworks? Photoshop has never really been designed to support web graphics. It just happens that many people are familiar enough with it to get decent results anyway.
- wccrawford 16y agoThanks. I'll have to look into Fireworks. I think I actually bought it in a bundle a while back, but haven't tried using it. (I'm not really a designer, so...)
- jinushaun 16y agoSounds like you want Fireworks, which was designed for web design and prototyping. As someone who is actually in the web design industry and uses Photoshop everyday, I know quite well that Photoshop was never intended to do web design, even though my colleagues and I try. Certainly better than web designing (i.e., creating exportable assets) in Illustrator...