iOS Prototyping With TAP And Adobe Fireworks (Part 2) | Smashing Fireworks
iOS Prototyping With TAP And Adobe Fireworks (Part 2) | Smashing Fireworks In the previous article in this series, “iOS Prototyping With Adobe Fireworks and TAP, Part 1: Laying the Foundation,” I looked in detail at the four major stages that all of our projects at Cooper go through, as well as our approach to Fireworks PNG organization, and the main components of Fireworks (pages, shared layers,
How To Optimize The Design Workflow With Fireworks Extensions — Smashing Magazine
Before reviewing in detail the Fireworks extensions that Ashish Bogawat recommends, he shares a few general tips and suggestions on how to work with extensions in Fireworks. I’ve been using Adobe Fireworks for over a decade now and I can recommend it to anyone searching for the optimal screen design workflow. Much has been said about Fireworks’ capabilities as a design application, but today I wan
Interactive Prototypes And Time-Savers With Adobe Fireworks — Smashing Magazine
As interface designers, we’re often required to demonstrate the look and feel (and interactions) of the interfaces we design. We often begin with a series of flat images, and while these may be pixel perfect and show some amazing detail, they lack the context of the user experience. Without context, it would be difficult for your clients to understand the flow of an app or website in the way you o
Refining Your Design In Adobe Fireworks — Smashing Magazine
While certainly not as well known as Photoshop, Adobe Fireworks is a great tool for creating user interfaces, website designs and mock-ups, wireframes, icons and much more. While certainly not as well known as Photoshop, Adobe Fireworks is a great tool for creating user interfaces, website designs and mock-ups, wireframes, icons and much more. However, most designers who have been using Photoshop
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