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But unlike print, the web is never not code. There are still people who design for the web making Photoshop comps that they throw over a wall to "web programmer
by extra88 11y ago
But unlike print, the web is never not code. There are still people who design for the web making Photoshop comps that they throw over a wall to "web programmers" to make it work but while some say you should design in the browser, most say the designer making comps should have some understanding of what works on the web.
Print designers also have to think about the platform their design is presented on e.g. what kind of color bleeding will happen in the press when an image is used on newsprint.
- cousin_it 11y agoI'm talking more about the kind of web that we could have, not the kind that we actually got. There's nothing about the concept of "worldwide set of pages connected by hyperlinks" that stops non-programmers from contributing. Non-programmers can already create printed pages (pretty) and spreadsheets (computational), so with better tech they could create the web as well.