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For me, I still find it hard to leave Photoshop for my wireframes.
This is almost entirely due to the fact that once the design is “done”, I can easily extract photographic elements in their finished state. Pop out some textures, logo, background elements, etc. And I can edit the design relatively easily.
With “wireframing” tools, it’s nice to quickly design a general layout but once done I still have to go back to Photoshop and create all the designs anyway.
What I’d like to see is a in-depth method of replacing Photoshop for a better and faster web design experience. Or if I am to use one product for wireframe and another product for graphics, what is the best way to work with both tools during a project so I’m not hampered by going from one tool to two tools and lose productivity.
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