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Article #81Re: Photoshop to HTML
From: Erik_Nanstiel
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 16:03
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 16:03
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Andrew, <http://www.coolsport.net/index2.html> Look at the navigation bar on the website I linked to, above. The entire thing, the logo, buttons, etc. was done in photoshop, brought into ImageReady and exported to .html w/images. When you're using photoshop, Click on the bottom button on your tools pallet...and it will launch ImageReady and port your document to that application. You can slice your interface there, creating links and rollover states very easily. Then choose "save optimized as" and you'll be given options for saving your creation as an .html file with an images folder that it will create. Open your new creation within GoLive (or your favorite web authoring tool) and begin building your site.
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