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I'm a professional web designer. I spend 95% of my working time typing in Vim and refreshing Chrome. =) Wacom tablets are generally for illustrators, not web d
by peng 15y ago
I'm a professional web designer. I spend 95% of my working time typing in Vim and refreshing Chrome. =)
Wacom tablets are generally for illustrators, not web designers. Freehand drawings do not map well to the rectangular web.
- brador 15y agoWhat do you use for images? Take your own or source somewhere? What software do you use to lay things out correctly? As a programmer, how do I best prepare a html page for a designer? Is putting everything in a div with a unique id enough?
- peng 15y agoImages: usually client provided, or none. Stock photography is awful in general. Layout: Content is divided into columns. Twelve colums, six colums, and three columns are the usual suspects. Preparing HTML for a designer: Use semantic HTML. For anything that's even vaguely list-related, use <ul>. Do not put links in a div by themselves, but sort them into a structured list. Do not use <br> for paragraphs.