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I think Adobe has the chance to just totally own the whole market if they will just improve the slicing/HTML output of Photoshop. At this stage of the game ther
by ScottWhigham 17y ago
I think Adobe has the chance to just totally own the whole market if they will just improve the slicing/HTML output of Photoshop. At this stage of the game there aren't likely to be any new players on the graphic design side (not without significant investment). That means that it's either the graphic design software companies improve their output options or someone writes a tool/add-in that improves it.
- kls 17y agoI always though a good feature for Photoshop would be a way to select areas of a file and mark them as dynamic content and non image content, that way PS knows what all of the static content "or template" is. Then PS could analyze and auto slice the image and generate the template HTML file that you can then go back and add any non image HTML to. As well it wild be nice to be able to define groups on the template so that PS would slice them out separately for items that may be repeated on the page or that may be used on several pages. My thought was that all this could be accomplished by tagging a layer to be ignored for generating the auto slice.
- lachyg 17y agoPersonally, I don't think Photoshop will ever be able to automaticly slice a document into valid, standardized, optimized HTML/CSS. I think a human has to be involved in the process, unless HTML changes completely. In the meantime, tools that can copy the CSS styles of text to the clipboard, and things that can generally decrease time spent developing will be a plus.