Comments on: 8 ways web design is changing the graphic design industry http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry?source=rss Master the Business of Design - Freelancing, Client Advice, Business Tips & more. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:06:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Montreal website design company http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4809 Montreal website design company Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:04:48 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4809 This a true insightful post. Graphic design industry is being changing day by day. Everyday new measure and new concepts has been added This a true insightful post. Graphic design industry is being changing day by day. Everyday new measure and new concepts has been added

]]> By: Naples Web Design http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4580 Naples Web Design Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:32:51 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4580 Great information Preston, We all know that technology keeps on improving as days or years goes by and this is similar also when it comes to web design. There are lot of experiments being implemented and if they see that it is more improved one rather than the past, then there's the new trend goes when it comes to web designing and a lot of people who engaged in this field will broad those ways of improving more a website. Great information Preston,

We all know that technology keeps on improving as days or years goes by and this is similar also when it comes to web design. There are lot of experiments being implemented and if they see that it is more improved one rather than the past, then there’s the new trend goes when it comes to web designing and a lot of people who engaged in this field will broad those ways of improving more a website.

]]> By: Website Design Delhi http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4486 Website Design Delhi Thu, 05 Aug 2010 18:52:02 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4486 Graphic Designers do not consider web technicalities at all. We work with lot of advertising agencies who outsource their web projects to us and trust me it is very difficult to convince them as they have a totally different perspective. Graphic Designers do not consider web technicalities at all. We work with lot of advertising agencies who outsource their web projects to us and trust me it is very difficult to convince them as they have a totally different perspective.

]]> By: Colton Diaz http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4411 Colton Diaz Mon, 02 Aug 2010 15:25:23 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4411 i am self-studying web design coz building websites is my passion,-- i am self-studying web design coz building websites is my passion,–

]]> By: 8 ways web design is changing the graphic design industry « Fourth Chamber http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4338 8 ways web design is changing the graphic design industry « Fourth Chamber Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:33:04 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4338 [...] Web design techniques are turning traditional print design on its head. This post discusses some of the most influential ways that web design is changing the graphic design industry. Read More… [...] [...] Web design techniques are turning traditional print design on its head. This post discusses some of the most influential ways that web design is changing the graphic design industry. Read More… [...]

]]> By: Gloria http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4337 Gloria Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:18:21 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4337 Great points but I also feel that the web (digital) side of graphic design versus the print side are just going to move in very separate directions as well. With limitations that the web may bring like the variety of fonts and layout, it gives the dimensions of print a greater advantage of being able to have all these things. While print may lack a certain level of interactivity and dynamism that the digital page may bring, humans are still very tactile creatures and we enjoy having the ability to interact with the texture, weight, mass and form of a printed product like a packaging. We're just very nostalgic beings that can't let go of history which is why I do love both aspects of the industry so very dearly. Great points but I also feel that the web (digital) side of graphic design versus the print side are just going to move in very separate directions as well. With limitations that the web may bring like the variety of fonts and layout, it gives the dimensions of print a greater advantage of being able to have all these things. While print may lack a certain level of interactivity and dynamism that the digital page may bring, humans are still very tactile creatures and we enjoy having the ability to interact with the texture, weight, mass and form of a printed product like a packaging. We’re just very nostalgic beings that can’t let go of history which is why I do love both aspects of the industry so very dearly.

]]> By: Web Design Company New York http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-4262 Web Design Company New York Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:56:05 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-4262 Nice Writeup Preston, People loves to get information without reading going through all the pages. Graphic design gives you an opportunity to showcase your products or services in a best and easy way. also, you have lots of options when compared to normal web design. Nice Writeup Preston,

People loves to get information without reading going through all the pages. Graphic design gives you an opportunity to showcase your products or services in a best and easy way. also, you have lots of options when compared to normal web design.

]]> By: k0j0j0j0 http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-3928 k0j0j0j0 Wed, 02 Jun 2010 07:30:20 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-3928 nice post..... thank you.... nice post…..
thank you….

]]> By: Lisa Raymond http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-2904 Lisa Raymond Sun, 04 Apr 2010 06:59:55 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-2904 Preston, along with your comments about resolution, I'd add that graphic designers need to keep image resolution highly in mind when designing for the web. Web resolutions for images should be 72dpi, although I've had success using 96dpi; depending on the medium, print resolutions range from 150 (newspaper print) to 300 (magazine quality). Keeping the dpi in mind when designing goes hand-in-hand with minding your optimization. Preston, along with your comments about resolution, I’d add that graphic designers need to keep image resolution highly in mind when designing for the web. Web resolutions for images should be 72dpi, although I’ve had success using 96dpi; depending on the medium, print resolutions range from 150 (newspaper print) to 300 (magazine quality). Keeping the dpi in mind when designing goes hand-in-hand with minding your optimization.

]]> By: Lisa Raymond http://graphicdesignblender.com/ways-the-web-is-changing-the-graphic-design-industry/comment-page-1#comment-2903 Lisa Raymond Sun, 04 Apr 2010 06:53:01 +0000 http://graphicdesignblender.com/?p=1397#comment-2903 @Karen Kessler, I'm a 12-year graphic designer in my 40's, and I know how frustrating going electronic can be. Up until I re-entered the work force in 2002, I had a pretty good handle on coding web pages from notepad and Homesite; now I too am starting all over re-learning the basics! I feel my place is as a partner for the programmers; there are many programmers who don't want to actually design web sites, so if you are partnered with a web programmer you can still make a powerful team. You've had more years experience than myself, but a suggestion: it may be time to redefine your target markets. Print isn't dead yet, and so as long as people continue to market in print there is still good work to be done. As for Twitter, I am actually having fun meeting new people and keeping up within the industry using Twitter! I've also noticed when I write more in my blog, my web page views go up (you'd think I'd have caught on to this idea a while back, but I'm still learning!), so I'm re-committing to blogging at least twice a week and really making the time to work ON my business and not just IN it. Best of luck, I'd enjoy staying in touch with you! @Karen Kessler, I’m a 12-year graphic designer in my 40′s, and I know how frustrating going electronic can be. Up until I re-entered the work force in 2002, I had a pretty good handle on coding web pages from notepad and Homesite; now I too am starting all over re-learning the basics! I feel my place is as a partner for the programmers; there are many programmers who don’t want to actually design web sites, so if you are partnered with a web programmer you can still make a powerful team. You’ve had more years experience than myself, but a suggestion: it may be time to redefine your target markets. Print isn’t dead yet, and so as long as people continue to market in print there is still good work to be done. As for Twitter, I am actually having fun meeting new people and keeping up within the industry using Twitter! I’ve also noticed when I write more in my blog, my web page views go up (you’d think I’d have caught on to this idea a while back, but I’m still learning!), so I’m re-committing to blogging at least twice a week and really making the time to work ON my business and not just IN it.

Best of luck, I’d enjoy staying in touch with you!

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