What should be on the desktop of a layout designer?

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In principle, the question is clear. What should be on the desktop of a layout designer?

Answer 1

Dear @alexbal2013 , my personal set would be:
Count. editor: Adobe Photoshop sometimes Adobe Illustrator or free Gimp
Servers: Open Server, Denwer, XAMPP or
FTP hosting client: FileZilla
File manager: Total Commander
Archivers: Rar, Zip
Screenshot tool (SnagIt)
Text editor: Word or PDF editor (create reports, tz)
Code editor: Sublime Text or Notepad++ in rare cases Adobe Dreamweaver
Browsers: IE7-11, Chrome, FireFox, Safari, Opera
It is desirable to have mobile gadgets to check.
Means of communication: Skype, ICQ (sometimes such)
To all programs, a bunch of plug-ins are needed.
Actually next to him on the table to have another pen and notepad. (Write down ideas or cross out finished pages according to the plan). Cup of coffee or tea. If necessary, I can describe each program, why we use it =)

Answer 2

If by desktop we mean the table on which the keyboard and mouse lie, then the most useful thing is a regular calculator. The most that to subtract to add pixels.

Answer 3

notepad++ and fsh. extreme minimum)

Answer 4

browsers, IE tester, PS, text editor)))

Answer 5

on desktop: Browsers, PS, DW, Notepad++, FileZilla, Total Commander
in browser: firebug, PerfectPixel

Answer 6

Chromium, Sublime Text, FileZilla.

Answer 7

quirktools.com/screenfly to test the site at different resolutions. Not exactly on the desktop, but sometimes you need it at hand. For code, instead of bgmerzky DW, I would recommend Brackets or Webstorm.

Answer 8

My
IDE set is PhpStorm
Graphic editors: Photoshop, Illustrator (plugin css3ps.com for PS )
Server: OpenServ,
SVN: TortoiseSVN
Browsers: on leading engines (chromium-chrom, opera; gecko-Firefox; Microsoft Trident-everything is clear here; WebKit - safari, old opera) in addition to browsers, devices on ios and a bucket (for testing) will not interfere.
How, who loves, but now I can’t do without two monitors.

Answer 9

Well, if you have already written for Mac and Windows, then I’ll write what you need for Linux:
1.Photoshop with Matyuk installed under
Vine 2.Text editor (Sublime, Bluefish, etc.)
3. FF, Opera, Chrome browsers
4. Virtual machines with donkeys 8, 9, you can still install Chrome in the same place (under Windows, fonts are rendered differently than under Linux)
5. Lamp
6. Filezilla
7. Shutter - a program for screenshots

Answer 10

PS, Webstorm, AMPPS, ForkLift, JPEGmini, Imagealpha, Imageopt, codebox, dash