Tag Archive: workflow

My Top 10 Web Design Tools

I had already started work­ing on a blog post with my top 10 most use­ful Web design tools but, like many other things these days, I had con­tin­u­ally post­poned fin­ish­ing it in favor of “more impor­tant things”. Like client work… But I saw a post today on the Visualrinse blog that tack­led the same topic so it prompted me…

What About that Fireworks CS4?

Although the new ver­sion of Fireworks has been in pub­lic beta for a while now, I haven’t talked much about it here yet. Not because it’s not an excit­ing release, quite the oppo­site, but only because until a month ago I was basi­cally work­ing 2 full time jobs and since I turned a full time free­lancer, I’ve worked hard at set­ting up…

More on the Web/​Print Work Flow Separation…

Just in the nick of time fol­low­ing the post I wrote yes­ter­day, I made a trip to my local book­store last night and I bough the new issue of Dynamic Graphics mag­a­zine (April/​May). The issue’s focus is mainly on type but there is a entire arti­cle in the mag devoted to the issue I was dis­cussing. The arti­cle (titled “Jack of…

Fireworks is NOT Photoshop!

Yes, I know that I’m repeat­ing myself and I know that this is obvi­ous to most of you. But appar­ently it’s not obvi­ous to many and I think it’s worth repeat­ing. Recently I started to see a lot of the mis­con­cep­tions about Fireworks I have been talk­ing about here and which prompted me to write this arti­cle. Once again, Fireworks is NOT