The Digital Designer's Bible: The Print and Web Designers' Toolkit for Stress-Free Working Practice

by Alistair Dabbs, Alistair Dabbs

Designers are working these days in a complex web of technologies. This practical reference provides the essential resources every good designer needs at their fingertips. From how to get the best results out of the computer software and equipment to how you can avoid errors that bring disaster to schedules, client confidence and ultimately costs. The Digital Designer's Bible is the much longed-for-rule book that every digital designer will both want and need.

Genres: Nonfiction, Art, Design

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Ahmad]

“good refference for designer esp those who work with digital device ... lol i wonder if still there designer that didn't use any of it now :P ( @ least you'll manage & work with comps & printer right ? )

some basic stuff well covered, and of course the vital ones too ( color management between devices, etc )”

[Julio Marquez]

Me parece un GRAN libro que debería ser obligatorio en las universidades en la carrera de Diseño Gráfico.