Here is a suggested workflow for designing a website in Illustrator and Photoshop, slicing it up with the slice tool, and then taking it into Dreamweaver.

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  1. david wolf (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    Kick ass tutorial on slicing up a prospective web design in photoshop. I like the integrated SEO tips. Not incredibly important, but for the time it takes to do at, a great addition for anyone.

  2. Marvin Van Loon (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    Great tutorials Geoff, i’m starting to get serious with Adobe products besides PS. So this is very helpful. Thanks :)

  3. greg (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    Great tutorial, very helpful, especially that photoshop now exports CSS.
    Question: After bringing sliced design into dreamweaver I want to add background color to extend beyond the original dimensions of my design. However the background color hides the text I placed in the cut outs from the design. I also can’t get the background to extend past the design in a fluid layout. Here’s the site I’m talking about: http://artsiona.com/commissions2.html. Watch what happens if you make the browser window narrower.

    Thanks for any help you might provide.

  4. Leann (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    great tutorial, thank you. I just got a job in marketing and need as many SEO tips as possible while I am updating the company site. Slicing and changing Alt-tags there never accured to me, thanks so much!

  5. yogesh (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    Awesome tut. Can it be download also? It takes time to load when the internet is slow.

  6. projeksiyon (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    thats really greaty , in 5 minute i created a website with div tags . normally it takes too much times .

  7. lamba yenileme (Reply) on Tuesday June 16, 2009

    thats good but , i have did it , and look the code there isnt div tag , there are just table ? what is the wrong could you tell me ?



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