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Since this is a personal site, I didn't really complete photoshop comps before moving into code on this one. I'll design as I code from here. The title and day is set in Bodoni, body copy in Edita and the month in pill gothic.
about 2 years ago
Hot. How will you work the baseline out in code?
about 2 years ago
I'm sure he's not keeping the baseline grid, just designing on it then removing it when done.
about 2 years ago
Sorry Chris, I meant to ask: how will he design on the baseline grid *in the browser* (assuming this is a PSD)?
There are plenty of "show a grid" tools, but I'm not so sure how to design the vertical rhythm into a design once it's moved to CSS. Did Richard Rutter do an article or something on that once? Can't seem to find it.... oh there it is: http://24ways.org/2006/compose-to-a-vertical-rhythm and straight to the example: http://24ways.org/examples/compose-to-a-vertical-rhythm/example.html
My question to Stephen stands: Do you plan on doing anything like this once you get to code, or am I way off and you're already in code?
about 2 years ago
Jason, this is already in code, so yes, I'm absolutely planning on doing this in code. :) I'm sort of half designing this in photoshop and half in code. What you see here is rendered in webkit.
about 2 years ago