Web Site Redesign Part 1 – Wireframes & Photoshop
Before I finalised the new design of this web site, I spent some time making some sketches on paper. These sketches are called wireframes in web design terminology. They can also be done in software but I prefer to use pencil and paper.
I try to be as exact as possible to determine the optimum width and height of all the elements on the web page. Sometimes, I have to edit the design in Photoshop because the design in the sketches didn’t really look good in Photoshop.
These are the current designs I have done in Photoshop at the moment. I am still working on the home page’s slider to determine the best way to display the content I want.
After I have completed the design, I will code the WordPress theme in Dreamweaver and make it look as close to the Photoshop design as possible. Most of the time, I manage to make a pixel perfect copy of the designs into the browser.
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