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I’m doing some research on how designers take their Photoshop comps to a CSS-based layout. With CSS-based layouts, web pages are composed of a combination of foreground (standard) and background (CSS) graphics. I’m curious how designers get those images out of Photoshop and into a web authoring environment (be it Dreamweaver, GoLive or SimpleText :-).
1. Do you make a selection, copy, create a new file and use the Save for Web feature?
2. Do you slice up the comp for both foreground and background images and then choose Save for Web?
3. Do you use a combination of 1 and 2?
Or none of the above?
If you have a moment to explain your workflow, I’d greatly appreciate it. TIA.
Best – Joe
Joseph Lowery
Author, Dreamweaver CS3 Bible (and beyond… 🙂
1. Do you make a selection, copy, create a new file and use the Save for Web feature?
2. Do you slice up the comp for both foreground and background images and then choose Save for Web?
3. Do you use a combination of 1 and 2?
Or none of the above?
If you have a moment to explain your workflow, I’d greatly appreciate it. TIA.
Best – Joe
Joseph Lowery
Author, Dreamweaver CS3 Bible (and beyond… 🙂
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