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• Where did my design go?  I created 4 pages for web design and I was finishing up the home page, all the other 3 pages have simply disappeared, the layers are empty? I spent 4 days design that... How to make that back?

  Adobe Muse: Web design.

  Where did my design go?  I created 4 pages for Web design and I was finishing up the home page, all the other 3 pages have simply disappeared, the layers are empty? I spent 4 days design that... How to make that back?

  I restarted the laptop,

  creates a new document and quickly made 3 new pages... and yet once... These pages have disappeared?

  Please provide a quick solution for me because I have to present my work to the customer.

  Did you remove all traces of high level in the layers (i.e. "layer-1") Panel?

  When something like you describe is reported, most often the user does not understand the layers of high level exist across all pages and updates on the page of your site. If you delete "Layer 1" you may remove the content of all pages of your site.

• Best version of PS for Web design

  Hello! I'm a budding web deisgner. What is the best version of photoshop that have the features necessary to complete Web design projects quickly and accurately?

  For web design, I think that the full version of photoshop or elements will work fine. Elements will make more hand holding with assistants, etc., but her brother has more power without holding a hand. Meaning that it can take more than a few steps, but more as a profession can normally do off.

  What neither can do is svg graph, which would require illustrator and/or edge animate. (Normally graphics are created in illustrator and animated on the edge)

• Creating a table of Storyboard for web design

  I was wondering, what is the best program of adobe to create a table of Storyboard (wired) for planning of web design?

  Take a look at Adobe experience design CC

  It is available for Mac only now.

  User experience, prototyping app | CC Adobe experience design

• 13 "pro for Web design

  Hey guys!

  I thought getting a macbook pro 13 ". I got a pretty sweet offer for one so I want to consult you if he would deal with the design work. Basically I'm a UI designer and 90% of the time that I do websites and app designs. Somethimes my files get enough big and heavy up to 500-600 MB per file, and now I use Photoshop CC. I intend to switch to sketch when I get the Mac, so I would like to know if some of you have this experience.

  Here are the specs of Mac:

  MacBook Pro 13 "retina mi 2014:

  2.6i5

  128 GB SSD

  Iris 1536 MB Intel

  8 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3

  It is difficult to do anything within 128 GB of storage space. In my opinion, 128 GB of storage can hardly be large enough to support something more than browsing, emailing and sometimes to type a letter.

  In addition, it is difficult to create and test web sites on a 13 inch screen.

  My recommendation would be to get a computer 15 inches with at least 256 GB of storage. Even more storage would be preferable. 8 GB of RAM would work but 16 GB would be better. RAM cannot be improved after the purchase of the computer. Multitasking requires more RAM.

• ideas for web design?

  How everyone becomes with the design of web sites?-personally, I think it's great, so simple, but nevertheless, I would like to hear from anyone who has ideas on improving my skills?

  very well, I have so many skills that I could spend on phone you me until a certain time, you should have my number

• What upgrade that you would recommend for Web design?

  I currently use an LCD monitor from 19 "to 1280 x 1024.  The monitor still works very well and could continue to be used in my configuration.  I'm looking to upgrade my installation of the monitor to expand my real estate when you work with Adobe products.

  My budget is $ 300 or less.  Search on NewEgg, I can get up to a monitor 28 "for $299.99 with free shipping.

  Most of my work is in the design (GoLive, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Illustrator). Would you recommend I get a single large monitor or add a second 19 "monitor to my installation and make a double screen?

  What you buy?

  StudentsofShiloh wrote:

  What resolution do you think would be sufficient?

  As you are looking at an online retailer, you should visit a big local computer store surface to see what resolution is right for you. The first impulse is to shop for the biggest you can afford (and can be powered by your video card). But you must also be careful that the dot pitch is not too dense, you have trouble reading the small print.

• Should what program I use for Web Design

  So far I just used Notepad to create web pages. I looked at a few other programs, but I'm not sure what the best. Can someone advise?

  See you soon

  4 ExpressionWeb Microsoft catches up quickly.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/expression/products/web_overview.aspx>

  If you want some free Mozilla SeaMonkey is preferable.  It is a complete suite of email, web browser, and composer (web editor).  The next version will be relased on December 20, 2011 at the same time as the other Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird products.

  HTH

• Responsive Web Design: Images, texts, Widgets and other elements

  I am building my first site (resonsive) and confronted this problem. I have a widget (image cursor) on the webpage (maximum width of 1232) very similar to the "desktop" mode off the coast of 50% (half the width page), but when I reduce the size of the screen in mode 'mobile' (480px) it reduces to 50% size (image smooshed). When I put the widget "desktop mode" 100% in my fluid grid 50% div (image slider) is too big, but when I shrink the screen to mode 'mobile' (480 px), it looks and works very well. Perfect 100% for mobile, but the big ones for desktop computer. I think I might have to attach a separate CSS file or a rule for action, but don't know not what/how to do. Hope that this will make some kind of sense. Help, please. Thank you in advance.

  How should I handle the design of appropriate web sites (and how it acts (mainly size, resizing) across mobile, Tablet and desktop) regarding:

  Backgrounds

  Images (inserted)

  Text (and topics)

  Width

  Fluid Grid Layout Divs

  
  PS: General rules, tips, links for how to the best offer with pictures, texts and other sensitive design elements.

  (I have taught myself 'fixed' design and manage with percentages and the elements like images (should I use different sizes for different platforms?, how they react in sensitive design), text (vector, then resizes?))

  If you use a checkerboard to fluid, set the width of your widget to 100% in the media for tablets and 50% query in the query of the press office.

  Look in the style sheet, and you should see the queries of the media like this:

  @media only screen and (min-width: 481px) {}

  / * Put your style 100% here * /.

  }

  @media only screen and (min-width: 769px) {}

  / * Put your style 50% here * /.

  }

• New web design - learn Dreamweaver first?

  I welcome the Dreamweaver community.

  After 30 years in print design, I finally made a decision to learn a little something about web design. With this goal in mind, when I updgraded to CS6, I bought "CS6 Design and Web Premium" package. The package includes Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Flash Pro. But I'm a bit confused where to start.

  I always buy the Adobe "Classroom in a book" series to learn the basics or new aspects of Adobe products. All three applications have equivalents of the IPC and I think I'll but the first IPC Dreamweaver, Fireworks and Flash Pro?

  So that demand, it's the right direction? I noticed on some forums of discussion that some use Fireworks more than Dreamweaver: I want to just make sure I'm on the right track.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Clinton

  Welcome to the community of DW, Clinton!

  30 years - which is an experience that you have up your sleeve!

  Web Design, fine, it works this way. It is in 2 parts - to start:

  • Design / layout / layout / wired / UI (two see it differently) - but the end goal is the same - to create the "design", in itself, that your site will look like
  • Development / slicing / Compositing / CSSing / PSD - CSS (again, different references) - make the "design", you did in an application such as Photoshop or Fireworks to be "web-friendly" - in other words, making .html and .css files that are the "basics" for a Web site

  Most web developers (including me) use Photoshop to create cuts of design (PSD files) we send back a million times the customer to get their approval. Then "decide" elements such as backgrounds, boxes, etc... Then open Dreamweaver, write the tag ""-which is the 'what' you want to display on your website (content, tables, boxes, widgets, snippets, etc...). Then, 'style' using 'CSS' Web site - for the match at the "PSD" that the customer had approved.

  That's it: I don't know if I could have put it more!

  CSS - Cascading Style sheet - is a piece of code that tells browsers how your website should be displayed. Height, spacing, margins, width, color, type of display, etc... With the birth of CSS - 3, things are even easier. A few key elements that can make the CSS-3 are lets say, Gradients, rounded edges, etc... (for which, you had to use a real .png or .jpg image in CSS - 2). Now, CSS - 3 can give you the same exact effect with no use of an image.

  HTML - now that HTML5 quickly supplanted the old web standards, you have decided to start your 'web journey' at the right time, I would say. HTML5 has infinite possibilities of creation 'sensitive' Webdesign - reactive, which means Monotype, multi-devices - for desktop computers, Tablet & mobile phones.

  With all that said, that Dreamweaver CS6 has some great tools for HTML5 standards like 'fluid Grid Layout"- with which you create 1 design, code 3 different documents CSS and BAM - your website will be optimized for all devices 3.

  Fireworks - certainly usable for web design. CS6 Fireworks has also some great tools such as 'Generator of CSS' gives you the CSS code for an item of the chosen design - in other words, the design in Fireworks, go over it, fireworks will generate the CSS code for you.

  jQuery - you should watch this - a few great 'plugins' that you can use in your website design / development. Now that 'Flash' is a kind of death (modern Pocket PCs do not support Flash), jQuery is your friend. Best part is completely open source.

  The next step - dynamic Web sites - as its name suggests, you can get in the construction of more "interactive" sites - such as a shopping cart, etc... then once you get a good shot of some basic CSS HTML &. And if you decide to use jQuery, you will get also a script - what is essential to build interactive websites as you progress.

  You can take a look at this video on Youtube. I know that there not too many views. But I personally think it's a good place to start with Fireworks - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrJmyYfNu1M

  This maybe go a little above your head right now - since you are a beginner to the top. But, feel free to ask questions as and when you have one, and we will be happy to help you! The world needs more of web designers / developers after all!

  All the best.

  -ST

• Bug in CS5 render anti-aliased text in "save for web".

  Looks like there is a bit of a bug when using 'save for web and devices' with light weights of type in CS5 for Mac. Although the slim type looks good while working in Illustrator, as soon as you enter the "Save for web" dialog, it gets seriously distorted. It seems that this issue has been present at least since CS4. It happens not in Photoshop. It seems particularly bad for light text on dark background.

  Some people may say ' of course, Illustrator is not really intended for work intensive bitmap. However, with features like "look pixelated" and 'hold on to the pixels', Illustrator is (usually) become a very effective way for web design, and personally I prefer it to Photoshop. It is also clear that Adobe intends it to be used in this way. In order to make anti-aliasing bug is certainly a problem. Just surprised that they don't have not address it when CS5 is born.

  I have implemented some images on http://www.thesheep.co.uk/2011/06/24/illustrator-save-for-web-anti-aliasing-problems/ example to illustrate the problem.

  Are there any smart workaround for this? It's a bit annoying to have to hover over stuff in PS before exporting, but maybe that's what I have to do. I hope that Adobe will address this soon.

  In save for web go to the "Image size" tab and select type optimized menu. It takes the smoothing parameter that you selected in the character Panel.

  Get better when you do it like that?

• "Save for Web" crashes PS Elements

  "Save for Web" does not work in Photoshop Elements. It is shocking that such a fundamental thing because it blocks the software!

  My reason for buying PS Elements was for Web design. Now I have a value of $100 from software that is of no use to me either.

  There has been no PS Elements update in the months + since I downloaded this software from the Apple App Store.

  I suggest you to remove the preferences of the plugin to application of PES.

  You can find the preferences of the plugin to the mentioned location below...

  Come on in ' ~ / Library/Containers/com.adobe.pse11editor/Data/Library/Preferences/Adobe/Plugins '. Inside this folder, you will see a folder 'Adobe save for Web Elements 11'. Please remove this folder and then restart PSE.

  Now, you will be able to use save for Web.

  Hope this would help you.

  See you soon!

• I use Windows 7-64 bit. You post a patch for Brother PE Design 7 run on Windows 64-bit for Brother International

  I use Windows 7-64 bit. You post a patch for Brother PE Design 7 run on Windows 64-bit for Brother International

  I use Windows 7-64 bit. You post a patch for Brother PE Design 7 run on Windows 64-bit for Brother International

  Hello

  Compatibility patches will be developed and distributed by brother.

  Drivers, utilities and software updates for your Brother product:
  http://www.brother-USA.com/downloads/default.aspx

  Brother International - Email online help system:
  http://www.brother-USA.com/AskUs/default.aspx

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• How can I change channel 32 bit & save for Web?

  Should I convert the image file original high resolution somehow to be able to save for web?

  STIL 16bits alters the quality of the image.

  I think I found my answer on the exchange of the battery:

  "jpeg is 8-bit/channel, if you do not have the choice if you need jpeg output. By carefully working in Photoshop, you can get the best compromise for a particular use. »

  I don't have the choice if I need this type of output file format, what I'm doing.

• Slow CS5 Photoshop save for Web (Win 7, 64-bit)

  Hello.

  I have problem with save for web in PS CS5 (12.0.1). It is extremely slow. Whatever it is for example the selection of the menu takes a few seconds. I deleted PS preferences files, but that did not help.

  Any suggestions how to solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  My system is Win7 x 64, Intel i7 930, 8 GB of RAM.

  Not sure it makes a difference which I use a trial version of Photoshop CS5 (windows 7). I had the same problem, it turns out that Suitcase Fusion was the cause.

  Since version 3, it supports the automatic activation of fonts in Photoshop (versions earlier supported InDesign and Illustrator). Closure of base of suitcase (which must be running in the background) solved the problem.
  Leaving the kernel running and disable the Photoshop plugin worked. It still gives me automatic activation in InDesign and Illustrator.

  Suitcase must do something for my card Nvidia 9500GT, like roll back to an older driver, while leaving the core running solves the problem for a while.

  I hope this helps.