- CSS3PS is a free Photoshop plug-in that promises to turn your Photoshop shape layers & styles into CSS. (See also previous: CSS Hat; generating CSS from Fireworks CS6). [Via Barkin Aygun]
- SpriteRight is a $5 Mac app for combining multiple images into sprite sheets, then creating CSS that goes with them. [Via Fabrice Delaneau]
I used to be a kick-ass Web production guy, but that was when Bill Clinton was president, Michael Richards was employable, and DeBabelizer walked the land. Now I feel behind the times relative to production best practices, so as always if you have feedback about what’s useful & what’s not, I’m all ears.
Hi Mr. Nack, have you seen our mail about photoshopmonkeys.com? It’s a native photoshopplugin to save slices very quickly.
The sprite stuff looks great for desktop stuff but for mobile you may want to do it manually in Photoshop. Theses devices are memory constrained and the physical size of the sprite sheet is really important even empty pixels are dealt with and take up memory. It’s not just about how many Kb the file takes up on disk it’s also the L x W x 4(RGBA) beware those empty pixels in mobile work.