CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
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Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#2I wonder how many people still use Photoshop to create mocksups first and then move to HTML/CSS.
Ever since CSS3 became popular I create my mockups directly in HTML/CSS3.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#3This could be good -- any additional info that you can share? The details are somewhat scant and I'm greatly interested.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#4I wonder how many people still use Photoshop to create mocksups first and then move to HTML/CSS. Ever since CSS3 became popular I create my mockups directly in HTML/CSS3.
I would say pretty much ever designer I know still use Photoshop to design first. I also know that the PSD to HTML businesses do HUGE turn over each year, so I think this is very much in demand.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#5I wonder how many people still use Photoshop to create mocksups first and then move to HTML/CSS. Ever since CSS3 became popular I create my mockups directly in HTML/CSS3.
It's still pretty prevalent. I'm currently consulting for a largish e-commerce site, and their creative department sends all their page designs over as PSDs.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#6I wonder how many people still use Photoshop to create mocksups first and then move to HTML/CSS. Ever since CSS3 became popular I create my mockups directly in HTML/CSS3.
Photoshop is still pretty popular in web agencies.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#7"Now waiting for App store approval" - does that mean Mac only?
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#8I don't use Photoshop, but the hue-shifting glowing hat and floating words are a pretty cool effect.
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#9"Hate Flash? Click here!" That one's clever :)
Re: CSS Hat translates Photoshop layer styles to CSS3
#10I wonder how many people still use Photoshop to create mocksups first and then move to HTML/CSS. Ever since CSS3 became popular I create my mockups directly in HTML/CSS3.
Looks like they are about to release a tool for that too http://csspiffle.com/