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Sketchbook for web designers
Thursday, February 12, 2009 { 37 Comments }
Recently I saw one cool sketchbook for designing web site mockups. The problem was I couldn't find out how to order one copy. The idea of that sketchbook was to simulate web browser on paper.So I decided to build one.
First problem that we encounter when we are building web browser on paper is - what size should it be? We have monitors with different size. And we also have different paper formats A4, A3... First thing I did is to compare the most common A4 format with my 15' laptop. And i realized that A4 (210x297mm) width is actually my laptop monitor height or 210mm. A4 is perfect for building our sketchbook because it fits perfectly on monitor and is most used paper format.
What web browser should we simulate? From the ergonomic point of view I prefer Chrome or Safari. My final decision is Safari, because it is gray and it is perfect for B/W printers.
Ok, we have Safari on A4 paper and we can print B/W. Little work in photoshop and the final result is:

In PSD file you will find everything you need Photoshop
Don't forget to set landscape when you print.
Enjoy!
37 Responses to “Sketchbook for web designers”
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// Vladimir
// 2/12/2009
@Thomas and @winkieflash: This is not a Web Grid System! This is to be printed on paper! Then you can use it like Sketchbook. If you want web grid system go to The Grid System there are a lot of PSD for various web grid system.
- // fluidByte // 2/12/2009
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// Stijn
// 2/12/2009
Hi there,
For people who use the 960 gs: http://www.inventis.be/blog/het-webdesign-schetsboek/
It's in dutch but I'm shure it can be very usefull! - // JSTNJNS // 2/12/2009
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// Shahways Romani
// 2/12/2009
Why don't you have a look at http://www.webdesignerstoolkit.com ?
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Name: Vladimir Carrer
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Location: Verona, Italy
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