Depends on how you work… Photoshop use is not really standardised, it’s just that you are expected to put individual elements in individual layers. Large web c

Depends on how you work… Photoshop use is not really standardised, it’s just that you are expected to put individual elements in individual layers. Large web consulting forms expect the visual designer to work this way, to drop a PSD that they can then convert to a template for their CMS… But working in this way you’re relegated to a role of providing a visual look, not really designing the interaction of the site… Also on a technoligical level it becomes harder tot exploit the possibilities of javascript etc. if you think in a static fashion. if you want more influence you either need to work in a more ping-pong fashion with a developer, or develop yourself. In both cases I find myself rarely using Photoshop, preferring an iterative process, with sketches on paper and in HTML.