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HARVARD ID is required for entry to Lamont Library, please email Chris Traganos (<a href="christopher_traganos@harvard.edu">christopher_traganos@harvard.edu</a>) to be added to the list<BR>
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Hello WWW & MIT webpub,<BR>
Reminding you about next week’s talk on Adobe Creative Suite and workflow.<BR>
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The info:<BR>
<B>Wendesday, October 14th, 3:30-5:00</B> ( John Harvard’s for discussion afterwards )<BR>
Adobe’s Tim Plumer <BR>
LAMONT LIBRARY – FORUM ROOM<BR>
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A web design to development workflow with Creative Suite tools<BR>
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The Adobe Creative Suite tools are built to allow you to move a project<BR>
from "pure design" to "pure development" by allowing a graphic designer<BR>
to propose a look, feel, and the interactivity of a site and hand the<BR>
pieces to a developer for coding. However, instead of forcing both sides<BR>
to try and understand each other's needs, the tools allow both group to<BR>
communicate those needs back an forth during the process. In this<BR>
session, we will take a look at a workflow that uses Adobe Photoshop to<BR>
design, Adobe Fireworks to prototype, and Adobe Dreamweaver to develop<BR>
(and code) a web site. During this demonstration, you will see:<BR>
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How an Adobe Photoshop file should be organized to best leverage a<BR>
designer/developer workflow<BR>
Fireworks as a tool for you to wireframe and prototype a web site-and<BR>
hand actual code to a developer for use as a basis in building a site<BR>
The resulting work in Dreamweaver in use as a structural framework for<BR>
the site and how Dreamweaver allows you to complete the project<BR>
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Will be discussing Adobe Flash Catalyst, which allows you to design for <BR>
interactive environment and give code to your developer for direct use.<BR>
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Come with your questions and thoughts, and we will have a discussion<BR>
about the ways Adobe tools are built to make your work more efficient.<BR>
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End of year raffle for Adobe CS product, write your name in at the meeting!<BR>
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Email with any questions,<BR>
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Chris & Andrew<BR>
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Chris Traganos<BR>
Web Developer<BR>
Harvard University<BR>
<a href="christopher_traganos@harvard.edu">christopher_traganos@harvard.edu</a><BR>
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