Wireframes to mockups with Fireworks | Photoshop. Author: Imagine Admin 8th November 2010 Page wireframes from rough concept to Fireworks mockups Wireframes are a simple and effective technique for exploring your layout options and demonstrating your concepts to clients Documenting your initial layout ideas can save projects time and money, without having to invest a lot of time and effort. When working in teams, designers can do their thing while programmers can get on creating the functionality. This article originally appeared in Web Designer issue 170, authored by Jo York. 01 Capture requirements Let’s work out what elements are going to go on the page. 02 What’s important?
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Inkscape Tutorial: Spiro Swirls | Vectors. It took a long wait, but Inkscape 0.47 was released on 24 November 2009. It has taken over a year of intensive development and refactoring, but Inkscape is slowly growing up. We use several vector applications at VSD, but as strong supporters of Open Source software, Inkscape holds a special place. We put up with some of its quirks and try to use the program wherever possible, as it has some seriously cool features. One of the new additions to Inkscape is the possibility to use Spiro curves (Cornu spirals), which were introduced to the design world by Raph Levien. In this tutorial I demonstrate the basics of Spiro curves in Inkscape at a slow pace and use it to create smooth flowing swirls. This tutorial assumes no prior Inkscape knowledge, so it may be a tat slow if you are already familiar with Inkscape's interface and the more advanced features such as the path editor.
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