“Web Production” might not be your cup of tea (and the term might even make you cringe), but every day sees a further blurring in the line between contact creation (e.g. photographs) and how this content is published in the digital world (e.g. posting photographs, a.k.a. web production). In a 10,000 Words post, Mark S. Luckie offers a quick, useful Q&A on web production that you’ll likely find interesting.
As Luckie writes in “Easy solutions to web production’s most common problems”:
“In my role as multimedia producer for California Watch and in other newsrooms where I’ve worked, I am frequently approached by reporters to help them with web-related issues. Often it’s how to post content on the web, how to edit something. . .”
Luckie goes on to very briefly answer a number of critical questions, pointing to a lot of cool online resources.
Sure, you might be a Photoshop wiz, but maybe you’re on the road and just need a simple, online solution to resizing an image. That’s when it would be good to know about the “free online tool Resizr“?
Other, non-photo-specific answers by Luckie will likely prove even more valuable and, just as important, keep your mind open to the increasing options in (easy) web production.
