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I have a design file and I need the output to be in html5. If its angular 1 or 2 compatible it would be more awesome. Speaking just about Html5, how should I approach this file. Like first I have to start renaming according to guidelines. But how do I rename the layers for controls/fields like date picker/text input field? For responsive, do I have to design individual layout and convert it? But I want it to be fluid responsive and not adaptive. [AI FILE LINK HIDDEN]  Added April 26, 2016 2:33 pm |
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Angular JSTutorial: //exportkit.com/plugin/environments/html5/export-psd-to-angular-and-ember-js-templates Read the tutorial first then you can ask detailed questions. We support all Angular features using our Code and Class tags. Complete ResponsiveTutorial: //exportkit.com/plugin/environments/html5/convert-a-psd-to-responsive-html-and-css Photoshop is an area-based system (x, y, width, height) and does not support “responsive” elements in layers or in the code DOM. The workaround is to create many target screens, and use align + output features to make the site “emulate” responsive. PSD vs HTML Video: //exportkit.com/learn/video-tutorials/before-you-export-videos/photoshop-vs-image-vs-browser-rendering Angular = HTML + CSS + JavaScriptCSS Support: //exportkit.com/resources/plugin/environments/css HTML Support: //exportkit.com/resources/plugin/environments/html5 JavaScript Support: //exportkit.com/resources/plugin/environments/javascript Forms + InputsTutorial: //exportkit.com/learn/how-to/advanced-guide/building-web-forms  Answered On April 26, 2016 2:39 pm # |
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