Take the tour ×  I have asked a design company for a quote for a
website design. They have asked me if I would like the graphics
in PSD format or cut up graphics.  I am assuming that the PSD
format is an image of a whole page (i.e. a mockup/design) and
the cut-up graphics will be images for each graphic (icons,
buttons, etc.).  Is my assumption correct? Which would be
better? I need site designs (for the unique pages) plus all of
the relevant artwork (icons, etc. - note I will do the menus in
CSS). So should I ask for PSD's of the pages plus 'cut up
graphics' where relevant?  share|improve this question Why don't
you just ask them for clarification on what they mean by "PSD
Format" vs "cut up graphics". Those are extremely vague
descriptions. –  Philip Regan Apr 18 '11 at 13:59 Thanks, I'll
ask them for clarification. –  Techboy Apr 19 '11 at 14:31
Before I started making the html/css mockups for my developer, I
used to hand off sliced up graphics and guides to how the styles
should be. It was a hassle for bo