screenshot of photoshopetiquette.com: documentation on PSD construction for web designers. every single thing on this page is well illustrated and important. read it, bookmark it, memorize it. they even include “do” and “don’t” examples.
and this isn’t just so that your devs don’t have to spend an extra hour fixing your files, it’s so you are providing your client with a solid, organized archive of design history that can be referenced and built upon later. it makes you accountable for that random twitter icon you found on some aggregated design blog, and the stock images you better have purchased. this is part of your job.
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mjchamplin said:
Personally I’ve switched entirely to fireeworks for web development. It’s really, really awesome.
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