Saturday, December 6, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Slicing Up a Graphic in Photoshop
Slicing is used to cut up a graphic for individual graphic file optimization and hyper-linkage.
The following videos demonstrates how to slice up a graphic image in Photoshop.
NOTE: These videos may not relate directly to the most current software used.
Content includes:
1) Using the Slice tool
2) Layer based slices
3) Promoting layer based slices
4) Using the Slice info box to name a slice, including standard naming conventions (no caps, no spaces)
5) File types (GIF, JPEG, PNG) and optimizing the file (# colours, transparency, quality)
6) Selecting multiple slices
7) Saving files as html and images
The following videos demonstrates how to slice up a graphic image in Photoshop.
NOTE: These videos may not relate directly to the most current software used.
Content includes:
1) Using the Slice tool
2) Layer based slices
3) Promoting layer based slices
4) Using the Slice info box to name a slice, including standard naming conventions (no caps, no spaces)
5) File types (GIF, JPEG, PNG) and optimizing the file (# colours, transparency, quality)
6) Selecting multiple slices
7) Saving files as html and images
It All Starts With A Root Folder
The following video shows you how to do the following:
1) Set a Root Folder
2) Name the first file: index.html
3) Create a hyperlink to a Web page.
1) Set a Root Folder
2) Name the first file: index.html
3) Create a hyperlink to a Web page.
Four Types of Web Sites
The following video demonstrates four types of Web sites.
They are listed below:
They are listed below:
Friday, August 22, 2008
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