Basic Photo Editing and a Few Other Goodies
On Friday we will use my basic photo editing in Photoshop as an outline for our workshop. You may want to print the tutorial and download and save the images associated with the tutorial before Friday.
I also have some basic scanning directions for HP and Epson scanners for today’s lecture. Special Note: In order to use the scanner in our classroom, you must ask me to login to the scanning workstation.
There is a new article on Progressive Layouts at Pro.HTML.IT. It’s hard to keep track of fixed, fluid, liquid, jello, elastic, progressive, and the other assorted CSS layouts!
YourTotalSite has a great article entitled Simple Design Tips for Non-Designers. I think there are a lot of informative articles on the site, worth adding to your RSS feeds in Sage.
Ok, now this is cool, Colr.org allows you to type in words to pick colors. Great for determining what colors you should use depending upon the mood or emotion you want to project on your site. You can also select random colors from any image that you load. This site is in progress, but it’s really neat!
Do you want to see what your web site looks like in all different browsers? Visit browsershots.org and submit your URL. This is an awesome service!
I’m sneaking this in – Part 5 of the five simple steps to better typography series is now available.
Star Wars anyone?
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