Pardon me, but what does Photoshop have to do with ASP.NET coding? I don't really understand what you're asking.
Using Photoshop/ImageReady and slices - you can create a really nice framework for a web site, if you're graphically oriented - - this is a quite widely used way to start the GUI for a web site.
augustwind wrote:
Using Photoshop/ImageReady and slices - youcan create a really nice framework for a web site, if you'regraphically oriented - - this is a quite widely used way to start theGUI for a web site.
Whoops, this would be a misunderstanding on my part. He's trying toready it for back-end coding.
There are no tutorials that are geared towards asp.net.
Generally you will just have to design the site and then layout your UI elements on the page.
CSS2.0 will help with positioning elements on the screen.
You can create a template in PS and then slice and emit the html. All you would do then is add your images and the emitted source code to your project. This would work fine.
For general tutorials on web UI design go here :http://www.good-tutorials.com/tutorials/5
Although somewhat complicated I try to use mininal html and pure CSS for positioning and layout.
What does it actually mean by "create a framework for a website"? Pardon me, but it sounds slightly technical to me lol.
Its an expression. The same as we have the .Net Framework.
framework = an organisational structure
Simply speaking. You can create the foundation and imagery for a fancy looking site in tools like Photoshop and Image Ready. One that can be replicated throughout your project to create a consistent look and feel to your website.
Ah, so basically, one way of doing it will be putting the slices into user controls?
Theres no need really. Do all your design and slicing then add it to the main page. And then just add your user controls. Thats all I do .
There are so many ways to layout the UI.
Slicing is one. Using CSS positioned elements is another.
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