Thursday, December 3
CSS Compressors
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Compressing your CSS once you are finished is a great way to optimize your code and make your CSS styles load faster. Make sure you keep a backup of your original stylesheet in case you want to make changes.
Wednesday, October 28
PhotoShop Power Shortcuts - The Ultimate Guide
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Skip the click, and speed up your work with these shortcuts. Makes Photoshop design much more faster than you expect. Save your design time by more than 1/4 ( One by Fourth or say 75%).
It's what I have felt as a web designer. Here are those best power shortcuts, for web developer's performance built-up: Access menus when in full screen mode Press SHIFT + F and the file menu will appear at the top of the screen. To apply the last-used filter: Apply the last-used filter with new settings: Change Blending Modes without using the Layers palette Select the marquee tool, and you can use these commands:
Change brushes without using the Brush palette '[' or ']' keys Change background outside an image
Change the opacity of a brush or layer Simply use the number keys. For example, 1 will give you 10% opactiy, while 9 will give you 90% opacity (0 gives you 100%!). Copy a layer Hold ALT and click/drag on your canvas. If you've got a selection, then CTRL + ALT and drag (within that selection) will copy and float the contents. With no selection active, CTRL + ALT and drag will copy the contents of that layer to a new layer and drag it. Create a clipping path without knowing how to use paths
Create new Layers without using the Layers palette You can do this in a number of ways:
Fill layers or selections without the Paint Bucket SHIFT + BACKSPACE. ALT + BACKSPACE.
Free up space on the scratch disk(for handling disk space) It sounds silly, but if you create a really small file, say 1x1 pixel and save it as a PSD, then this will pull the chain and flush the scratch choose EDIT > PURGE > ALL or EDIT > PURGE > CLIPBOARD Hide palettes and rulers TAB key Hide the marching ants CTRL+H (but don't forget to put it back as soon as you can!) Interact with Layers without using the Layers palette There are several ways to do this. To select a layer without the layers palette:
Note, in version 6, transparency (or opacity) lower than around 30% will prevent you from selection a layer with the second option. To move layers without using the layers palette:
To select layers without using the layers palette:
Invert a selection Press CTRL + SHIFT + I Load Channels without using the Channels palette press CTRL and 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. hold down CTRL + ALT + [number] Make 2 images the same size
Make Free Transform appear Press Ctrl+T Make selections without the Magic Wand CTRL + click the layer Paste images into a layer mask On the image to be inserted:
Preserve Transparency Select the layer or layer group and press "/". Sharpen with Blur Tool Hold down ALT + Left Click and drag Turn off Palettes -- except Tools Press SHIFT + TAB F2 - Crop Make Selection and press F2 F3 - Stroke selection and press F3. F5 - Expand Selection selection and F5 F6 - Contract Selection F7 - Gaussian Blur F8 - Rotate Canvas Try this and add more performance in designing. Best of Luck, u are trying web developer techniques. Comments warmly welcomed, if any please. If you like this post, don't forget to subscribe the newsletters and rss. Some Useful Books
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