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... enlarges what the Web can be.
There is stupidity (and there is a lot of it). And then there is innovation and
creative rule-breaking that sometimes leads to greatness.
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(www.amazon.com). They can post their opinions to message boards
(www.metafilter.com). If the designer has given them the option, they may
change the backgr...
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By means of these stunts, the Web began to look better on the surface, but
the markup that was supposed to hold it together ... implementations in the
browser might otherwise render their layouts illegible. They can even cause
one browser to crash (more on that shor...
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... will try to emulate it
in, say, Cold Fusion, and show you the result. You might ask them to revise
their code to bring the design up to your spec; they might ask you to revisit
the design to accommodate ...
But though they necessarily move from one realm to the other, most of the
dynamic technologies we’re about to discuss do the bulk of their work
either on th...
Taking Your Talent to the Web: A Guide for the Transitioning Designer- P9 doc
... is up to snuff. You may need to budget for a good shooter,
conversion from photography to digital images, and a database to store and
serve the relevant images.
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logo bigger. They still prefer the obvious to the original. They still know just
enough to be dangerous to them...
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... easier to achieve, and the resulting web pages render more quickly.
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Exercise 1: In a Dither
Be certain your monitor is set to ... will see if you do not learn to incorporate the web-
safe color palette into your work.
Close the image without saving it, quit Photoshop, and restore your monitor...
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... Condensed Black). The headline requires
sharp focus and crisp handling—thus it begs to be a GIF. The photograph
wants to be a JPEG. What’s a mother to do?
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on your web pages.
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... us.
Lest We Fail to Repeat Ourselves
Always start with web-safe colors for your type and your background to
avoid ugly dithering in low-end monitors.
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program itself. With Photoshop 5.5, having dragged guides, you “Jump to
ImageReady” via the File menu and automatically convert your guides to
slices at...
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... back into the work you do for clients. Not
only will this help your career, it will also enrich your life and the lives of
others. Creating your content, designing it your way, repositioning yourself
from ... yourself
from vendor to author, you will have made your mark on the medium and
perhaps on your generation.
You will have taken your talent to the Web.
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The Server Knows 38
It’s the Bandwidth, Stupid 41
Web Pages Have No Secrets 42
The Web Is for Everyone! 44
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