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There's nothing like threatening to go live with a bunch of Bill Murray pictures on a website to 'encourage' your clients to send you their content faster. So here's a few generators you can use on your mockups and websites. P.S. You'll notice the image generators allow you to embed a URL directly into an tag. That means you don't have to upload dummy pics to your clients site and mess up their media library. Cool huh?
Loripsum - The best generator I could find because it optionally includes lists, formatting, blockquotes and a bunch of other HTML Pan Ipsum - Gives you the option to generate text with a lot of different word lists Bacon Ipsum - If you want to make your client hungry
It doesn't really matter if the text is in a vector smart object. Once it's output from Photoshop, it's rasterized. Smart objects are good for editing, but the output (screen, print, whatever) is always raster.
For web use, there are two ways to deal with this if you want absolutely crisp text. One, do it in the web authoring application itself, or two, export vector text from Illustrator to a vector format like SVG.
Jpeg should be avoided at all costs. The compression will introduce ugly artifacts that look very disagreeable. Jpeg is for photos. PNG is better, but again, raster text will only work when seen at 100% - exactly one image pixel represented by exactly one screen pixel. Any scaling and it will look bad.
Photoshop has its limitations but so does etsy and they don't accept .svg.. I tried illustrator and it seems less convenient for making the shadows and the overall process. And the result in .png is quite the same as Ps. Honnestly, I am not looking for perfectly crisp text. Other people on Etsy manage to get very decent results and I wonder how do they achieve that.
I would do it by using warp perspective tool. It will rasterize your text effect (you can do it on smart object as well, preserving capability to edit it later). You can get to the tool by selecting edit -> warp perspective.
This is something that I think as well from time to time, but overall I have come in terms with how card effects are worded. However this incident led me to actually try and propose an actual solution to how card text could be written, so here are some samples.
It is something between having keywords, like MtG, and also keeping card text mostly the same. But overall it gets more streamlined and helps to separate each effect mentally, when reading the cards.
Editing Properties via the Property InspectorThe Property Inspector is a panel on the right side of the application that allows you to set some common properties such as alignment, position and size as well as settings specific to certain controls (selection state, text properties, color, etc.). It is available when selecting wireframes, assets, and Symbols.
A space character separates tags in a Tag Cloud control. Some other controls, like the Tree Pane, use other characters altogether. In such cases the default text for the control includes explanations on how to use it.
When editing text in a Label or Paragraph control you will see a small number in the lower-right corner of the editing box. This is the number of characters, which can be useful for copywriting or other purposes.
Some controls like Paragraph or Label allow you to "unbold" the text via the Property Inspector panel. If you do so, the words you *bolded* will stay bold. A few controls use bold text by default, so bolding text within those controls won't make a difference.
If you want to show these special formatting characters as actual text, you can escape the *, _, -, [ and ] characters with \*, \_, \-, \[ and \], so if you want to write "this [is] some text" and don't want the "is" to become a link, just type "this \[is\] some text".
Most controls allow you to insert a line break to wrap text from one line to the next. You can do this by writing \r in front of the text you want to start on a new line. Check out the example below where a line break is used in the second item in a Radio Button control.
To do this, add the link destination in parentheses immediately after the link text. The link destination can be a URL or the name of another wireframe in the same folder. All the following formats are valid.
Many controls can be converted into other controls. This can be useful when you already have content in your wireframes but want to use a different control type without re-typing the content (changing a text input to a combo box, for example).
Just click on a control and open the context menu next to the control name in the Property Inspector to see which control types the selected control can be transformed to. Select the control you want to convert it to or use the search to look for it.
Tip: Press the secondary touch shortcut by pressing on the touch shortcut and dragging to the outside ring, then dragging text near a path. The text is automatically added to the path.
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Informative images, on the other hand, convey some kind of information. The rule of thumb I use to determine whether an image is informative or not is to remove it from the design: if I am missing information because the image is gone, then it means the image is informative and needs alt text.
Given that these ads are often only up for a week or less, turnaround time is important. Some companies choose to just use alt text on the full image rather than meet the requirement to not use images of text. Technically, this is a failure of WCAG because while the alt text is helpful to screen reader users, low vision users do not have the ability to adjust font type, font color and background color.
Images are tricky, and making them accessible can involve a lot of thought. For me, the most valuable aspect of thinking about alt text as a designer is that it forces me to think about the meaning and purpose of the image.
Questions on ux.stackexchange.com sometimes contain Balsamiq wireframes (often very helpful). Some of them are included at the beginning of the posting. Looking at these postings in the questions view ( ) sometimes causes that most of the tooltip teaser to consists of the 'Balsamiq text', like in this example:
I think, instead of having all that blank space and a blurb that it was created by Balsamiq, a simple place holder like [image] for images and [mockup] would be neater. Perhaps just a simple place holder [image] instead of having to differentiate between mockups and images would work too.
As the upgrade of the former KEKB collider, SuperKEKB, aims to increase the peaking luminosity by a factor of 40 to 8\(\,\times \,\)10\(^35\) cm\(^-2\)s\(^-1\). The Belle \(\text II\) experiment is expected to accumulate a data set of 50 ab\(^-1\) around 10 GeV in the next decade, to explore the new physics beyond the Standard Model at the intensity frontier. The Belle \(\text II\) vertex detector (VXD) is upgraded with a new 2-layer DEPFET pixel detector (PXD) in the inner most part, surrounded by a 4-layer double-sided silicon strip detector. To achieve an accurate determination of decay vertex, the material budget in the detector acceptance is well optimised. The evaporative 2-phase \(\text CO_2\) cooling is a newly developed low-mass cooling concept which is used in the tense VXD volume. The cooling system must be capable of removing a heat load of about 1 kW from the detectors. To verify and optimise the performance of the 2-phase \(\text CO_2\) cooling system, a full-sized VXD thermal mockup is built at DESY. In this talk some aspects of mechanics design of Belle \(\text II\) VXD are presented, as well as the thermal and mechanical measurements.
Monteirobrena, could you please copy the texts we are currently using in the homepage or other main pages that try to accomplish equivalent missions? This way we don't start from scratch. For instance, currently the homepage says "MediaWiki is a free software open source wiki package written in PHP, originally for use on Wikipedia"... It is worth seeing whether the current texts are good, and if not why, and how to improve them, tuning them or starting from scratch? Thank you.--Qgil (talk) 23:27, 16 January 2014 (UTC)Reply[reply]
The current mockup suggests three "testimonials". Well, I'm not sure whether they will end up being testimonials or featured projects. In any case, if I had to pick three I would highlight Wikimedia, Wikia, and SemanticMediaWiki. We could also consider to give 50% of space to Wikimedia, founder and biggest user & developer of MediaWiki, since we have plenty of Wikimedia specific content in the site. Selected therse three it will be easier to start thinking in all the smaller icons.--Qgil (talk) 23:32, 16 January 2014 (UTC)Reply[reply]
I propose that we do like Wikipedia, using the main page for actual text and moving all the discussions here. This way we can feel clearly the tone of the page. No it is very difficult, with all the comments inserted.--Qgil (talk) 00:12, 17 January 2014 (UTC)Reply[reply]
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