I'm a professional web designer. I spend 95% of my working time typing in Vim and refreshing Chrome. =)
Wacom tablets are generally for illustrators, not web designers. Freehand drawings do not map well to the rectangular web.
Wacom tablets are generally for illustrators, not web designers. Freehand drawings do not map well to the rectangular web.
What software do you use to lay things out correctly?
As a programmer, how do I best prepare a html page for a designer? Is putting everything in a div with a unique id enough?
Layout: Content is divided into columns. Twelve colums, six colums, and three columns are the usual suspects.
Preparing HTML for a designer: Use semantic HTML. For anything that's even vaguely list-related, use <ul>. Do not put links in a div by themselves, but sort them into a structured list. Do not use <br> for paragraphs.