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moonflowerdragonImpressive site design, this specific article on ditching Photoshop and the beauty of producing prototypes from the content up rather than design down.
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Ady GouldI used to think the best place to design a website was in an image editor. I’d create a pixel-perfect PSD filled with generic content, send it off to the client, go through several rounds of revisions, and eventually create the markup. Does this process sound familiar? You’re not alone. In a very scientific and official survey I conducted, close to 90% of respondents said they design in Photoshop before the browser.
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Matteo MenapaceWe aren’t designing copies of web pages, we’re designing web pages.
Creating a pixel-perfect PSD copy of a webpage filled with generic content is a flawed process, for you and your clients: you fail to see the complexity of interactions and behaviours wi -
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Using CSS3’s
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Work in imagery and texture, using PNGs with an alpha channel so you can layer images and still tweak the color later on.
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The design with grungy textures, a noisy diagonal stripe pattern, and some old transportation images layered behind the text. Because the colors are rendered using RGBA, these images bleed through the content, giving the design a layered feel.
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The mockup with rounded corners, created using
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if you’ve done your mockup in markup with RGBA and semi-transparent PNGs, making changes to your color is as easy as updating the body background and a few font colors.
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The design won’t be broken for IE people, they’re just missing out on a few visual treats that other users will see.
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Alessandro AstaritaYes, yes, a million times yes: http://24ways.org/2009/make-your-mockup-in-markup
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Sean BiehleGreat post by Meagan Fisher. "Recently, thanks in large part to the influence of design hero Dan Cederholm, I’ve come to the conclusion that a website’s design should begin where it’s going to live: in the browser."
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Indra SchlachterBeschreibung, wie man ein Mockup direkt im Browser macht.
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Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration
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ensure that your design will be useable with styles and images turned off
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Introducing color is easy with RGBA
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Write down a general description of the qualities of the message you are trying to convey, and then look for typefaces that embody those qualities
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Die Photoshop, die
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Get started by getting naked
Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration.
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Flush out the layout
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Start your styling
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Let’s get sexy
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I believe we shouldn’t have to design for the lowest common denominator (cough, IE6 users, cough); instead we should create designs that are beautiful in modern browsers, but still degrade nicely for the other guy.
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Doug BelshawA guide by Meagan Fisher on going from no CSS to awesomeness.
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Make Your Mockup in Markup
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