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Design/Integration tools
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Here is the kind of tool I want. | |
The design team is interested in helping us be faster at integrating their work. | |
Here is what the integration teams need: | |
- Font families: on which text? | |
- Font sizes: on which text? | |
- Cut icons and pictograms (PNG or SVG) | |
- Sizes of layout (columns, rows, borders) | |
- Colors of background, borders, gradients. | |
Is there a tool that can extract all these information from a Photoshop file? |
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Short answer: no.
Long answer:
You can extract the fonts used information manually:
That's about it.
Saving grace?
The only thing I can suggest is looking at CSS3 PS: http://css3ps.com/ or CSS Hat: http://csshat.com/
CSS3 PS allows will genenerate CSS3 markup for layers in a PSD. Handy for gradients / drop shadows etc. I haven't used it for a while, but I am pretty sure it will generate the following CSS properties (and maybe more):