PSD.rb
The Photoshop file format is over 23 years old, yet it remains one of the most opaque file formats out there. PSDs are very widely used, yet Adobe has never produced an easy way for developers to work with the format. Indeed, some developers have gone mad trying to parse PSDs. We know the feeling. For some time, we’ve been meticulously building a tool to open the Photoshop format. It’s a Ruby libr
Introducing Outposts
Today we’re pleased to announce the next big feature for LayerVault: Outposts. Outposts are a great new way to send designs out to the services you already love to use. If you’re working with teammates or clients, you’re going to love being able to deliver work to them, wherever they are. Delivering files with LayerVault is as simple as ever but now packs a serious punch. One click will deliver yo
Early sketches from the web's finest
Early sketches from the web’s finest Pen and paperMost designers are accustomed to starting their work on paper. If you’re a designer, you’ve probably got a notebook or two sitting around with random brilliant sketches. Often the initial sketches themselves are something to be proud of — and it’s a shame that no one ever sees them. Have you ever wondered what others’ sketches look like? We did. Wh
Introducing Feedback & Delivery
Today we’re happy to announce something we’ve been working on for a few months: Feedback & Delivery. We’ve been using LayerVault to build LayerVault for almost a year now and we’ve known from the start that we’d need a way to distribute and discuss design changes. It’s also been one of our most-requested features. But rather than taking the email conversation and dumping it into a page, or simply
The Flat Design Era
When LayerVault 2 launched earlier this spring, we believed that we were taking a risk by pursuing an entirely flat interface. Well-loved products on the web share a similar design aesthetic, with roughly the same kinds of bevels, inset shadows, and drop shadows. For designers, achieving this level of “lickable” interface is a point of pride. For us, and for a minority of UI designers out there, i
Rails in Realtime
Update: We’ve written a complementary post that goes into more depth. Read this first and then check out Rails in Realtime, Part 2. LayerVault is built using the popular web framework, Ruby on Rails. The framework, at times known for its divisiveness, has allowed LayerVault to grow from a single box to a swarm of machines over the past year. Recently, there has been a wave of great JavaScript-base
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