Adobe Illustrator Help => Creating web comps
colombopablo (5 points) | Tue, 2007-05-29 12:01Hey all,
May be someone can help me with this small but annoying issue:
I usually create web comps in illustrator mainly because of its typographic controls: I experiment with paragraph styles, buttons styles...I even name my styles like html tags, h1, h2, p... lol.
Also selectibg blocks of text is a breeze in comparison to photoshop.
The only drawback is when I am ready to save for web the text and borders are bit fuzzy even though they don't lool like that when I am designing..(I use 72dpi, and alwsys snap to pixels) and it becomes a problem when showing clients.
I usually export the file in Photoshop and then re-export it..but I'd like to save that step (sometimes, Illustrator will render the text when exporting the text to psd)
Any ideas?
Thanks on advance
-p
"Try not, Do! or do not, there is no try."
-Yoda
"Try not, Do! or do not, there is no try."
-Yoda
This is a tough one. I usually end up doing it in photoshop so I don't have much discrepancy between my work file and the graphics I show to clients. However, Illustrator is so much better at organizing the data and graphics together.
I'd love to hear more on this as well...
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Client: "can you guys make it more like a power-point presentation, you know, with the sliding text stuff and all?" (http://clientcopia.com/quotes.php?id=7)
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The Salon Design Tech
Found a tutorial that might help your fuzzy edges in Illustrator:
http://www.creativebush.com/tutorials/web_setup.php
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Client: "can you guys make it more like a power-point presentation, you know, with the sliding text stuff and all?" (http://clientcopia.com/quotes.php?id=7)
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The Salon Design Tech