Optimize Your Web Design Workflow. I’m not sure about you, but I still favour using Photoshop to create my designs for the web. I agree that this application, even with its never-ending feature set, is not the perfect environment to design websites in. The ideal application doesn’t exist yet, however, so until it does it’s maybe not such a bad idea to investigate ways to optimize our workflow. Why use Photoshop? It will probably not come as a surprise if I say that Photoshop and Illustrator are the applications that I know best and feel most comfortable and creative in. Why not start in the browser? These days, with CSS3 styling emerging, there are people who find it more efficient to design in the browser. As a designer I need to be able to create and experiment with shapes on the fly, draw things, move them around, change colours, gradients, effects, and so on.
Optimize your Photoshop workspace I have the layers palette open, and I keep the other palettes collapsed. Set up a grid Use Shape Layers Use Smart Objects. Encrypt mailto-email links.
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