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Perhaps it's the type of design projects that are undertaken and the work style of the designer. In the situations where a designer provided .psds for me to tr
by shuzchen 14y ago
Perhaps it's the type of design projects that are undertaken and the work style of the designer.
In the situations where a designer provided .psds for me to transform into html/css, no I haven't had to modify anything. But then, the iteration on the design happens with the other guy, and he does it in photoshop. If a change happens, he just sends me the new asset images, and I just replace them in the repo.
The times where I'm the one doing the design work, I end up switching things up a lot. This is because I don't do my design work in photoshop, but rather in the browser with actual html/css. So even while I'm iterating on something by myself (before having even shown the client anything), I'll switch colors up constantly trying to get something I'm okay with.