Personally I love Photoshop but I do leave it for HTML and CSS at the soonest opportunity.
The thing with the Photoshop V HTMLCSS debate is that it’s seems clear to me that they both have different strengths in the design process at different times. For me it’s not so much a question of either or but one of when and how. When is it most appropriate to use a certain tool?…and How do I get the most out of that tool?
I think the most important question a designer should be asking themselves at the end of a project is: Did I design a great website and was the client happy? If the answer is yes and you’re were happy with your design process, whatever that may be, well that’s cool.
Mike Kus
Great read Meagan :)
Personally I love Photoshop but I do leave it for HTML and CSS at the soonest opportunity.
The thing with the Photoshop V HTML CSS debate is that it’s seems clear to me that they both have different strengths in the design process at different times. For me it’s not so much a question of either or but one of when and how. When is it most appropriate to use a certain tool?…and How do I get the most out of that tool?
I think the most important question a designer should be asking themselves at the end of a project is: Did I design a great website and was the client happy? If the answer is yes and you’re were happy with your design process, whatever that may be, well that’s cool.
I think Cameron Moll hit the nail on the head.
Thanks for a great article :)