By: Ken ReCorr
So if Photoshop and Fireworks aren’t cutting it (or won’t be for long) who’s creating responsive web design software?
View ArticleBy: Brent Dickens
I still love to use Photoshop even though I am currently creating a site in the browser. I think a Photoshop comp is more akin to a holiday snap. It’s one photo from an album. A small emotionally...
View ArticleBy: welogodesigner
Photoshop is static you cant do live changes. surely responsive web design is advantageous.
View ArticleBy: Malessa Brisbane
“What I want is a tool where I can have mostly vectorized designs with fluid canvases that I can view like in a browser…” – great idea, that would be such a cool design platform. You’d get the same...
View ArticleBy: Blue
As a web designer that still has clients that sign-off projects according to how it looks on their iMac etc, then no, responsive design has not killed photoshop. Photoshop designs still give the...
View ArticleBy: Paul Boag
Why can’t the client just sign off a working html page rather than photoshop?
View ArticleBy: waggit
Not yet! We’re still alive! ;) It does mean we’ve had to work more closely with our developers and also change our work processes, but it still works for us. Although, I’m probably a little greyer! The...
View ArticleBy: Jeremy Griffin
I firmly sit in the land of designing in the browser. Perhaps because I came to web design later in life I have had no design training and so jumped straight to using browsers for the process. I kicked...
View ArticleBy: Alex Shamy
Maddening as a designer who CAN code a responsive website, but our team outsources our coding. That said, I’m expected to design several mockups for the same page. Just let me code it!
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