I have had to make updates to websites that required updating the graphics.
There are bigger issues than simple file organization and naming. The Old Photoshop "Crop & Undo" Doesn't Cut It This really isn't an option, at least it shouldn't be. Trust me, it always helps to find things in the file if the layers, groups, and slices are well organized and named accordingly. Some design files can have 80+ layers containing hundreds of graphics and things can get pretty complex. Just because you know how everything works in the design file, does not mean when the client asks for a change months later that someone else will be able to come behind you, open the file, and be able to clearly discern where everything is and how it's organized? Will you remember months down the road? I can tell you from experience that if things are not organized and named well in a design file, the answer to that question is an emphatic "No". It wastes a lot of time and can be very frustrating.
#EXPORT WEB SLICES UPDATE#
Trying to sort through it in order to make a simple update is like a guessing game. In the past, I have had to deal with badly organized design files where nothing is in any particular order, nothing is named appropriately, and there are no slices.
Let me start off by explaining the bigger picture a bit and why this issue is worth writing about in the first place. To Slice or Not to Slice: What's the Big Deal?
0 kommentar(er)
