Jan Heder

Is it good idea? Personaly I dislike these arrows and cursors that telling you what to do. I mean like every user will try to scroll down the page if he is interested in the topic. Plus you always see scrollbar in your browser (if you don't deleted it because of "esthetic" purposes) and if website is not intuitive enought to navigate you should always rebuild it instead of putting arrows, guides and maps everywhere.

I only use Bootstrap GRID to make layouts, not code with Boostrap. In fact I'm webdesigner, not developer, so I just make layouts and others code it (still can't figure out how to call myself, since it seems everybody tend to merge designer and developer together - you say you are webdesigner and they want you to go code in javascript). Question if Bootstrap is garbage, well, few people still using it so I would say it's about personal preferences - like all frameworks. And why I'm usign "outdated" photoshop? Well, because most clients want .psd format file. Beside that, what would you suggest to use, I tried few WYSIWYG SWs like Macaw and I must say that workflow is quite awfull, you need to focus on both design and code in the same time and thats often really hard and tiresome (both brain hemispheres).

Hello, I'm using Bootstrap grid (1170px) when working in photoshop, and I'm curious which one of the 2 options on the img is right. In CSS there is -15px side paddings making it 1140px wide but I don't know if it apply for menu items - for their boxes. I'm guessing the second one is right, but I'm not sure. Than you for any advice.