This is a very nice article to end this years series of 24ways!
I stopped “designing” in Photoshop and moved to designing in the browser over 3 years ago. I haven’t looked back or do I aim to look at in the future. I now only open Photoshop or Illustrator when I need to edit photo’s / illustration’s or when work is outsourced to me and the files are .PSD or .AI format.
I’ve had a lot of clients tell me they can’t get the real experience of the webpage when their looking at an image and they much more prefer seeing the design in a browser as they can select text, fill in form fields or hover over elements… (a.k.a getting to play with their new Toy as one client put it!)
Anyways, very good article for Christmas eve over a glass of Wine. Once again thank you!
Sean Delaney
This is a very nice article to end this years series of 24ways!
I stopped “designing” in Photoshop and moved to designing in the browser over 3 years ago. I haven’t looked back or do I aim to look at in the future. I now only open Photoshop or Illustrator when I need to edit photo’s / illustration’s or when work is outsourced to me and the files are .PSD or .AI format.
I’ve had a lot of clients tell me they can’t get the real experience of the webpage when their looking at an image and they much more prefer seeing the design in a browser as they can select text, fill in form fields or hover over elements… (a.k.a getting to play with their new Toy as one client put it!)
Anyways, very good article for Christmas eve over a glass of Wine. Once again thank you!
Sean