This is not a dig on you - use whatever process works best for you definitely - but I've found that designing in HTML/CSS can lead to problems. It's true that s

This is not a dig on you - use whatever process works best for you definitely - but I've found that designing in HTML/CSS can lead to problems. It's true that some changes are easier in HTML/CSS. For example, instead of having to copy/paste a layer style to several elements in your PSD, you can simply apply a new style rule to a class in your CSS. But overall I believe working in a design tool like Photoshop (or Fireworks, for example), allows the designer to focus more on the design itself. I've noticed that people who design in design tools like Creative Suite, as opposed to CSS, experiment more and on the whole produce better design. I don't mean to imply causation, it's just something I've noticed. And in particular, I think more graphically rich projects generally benefit even more from using design tools. Just a thought.