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Safari Templates for Designers: iPhone Safari, Vector Safari and Photoshop Safari Template
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I do a lot of design work, you know, ’cause I’m a designer and all. I often need to display web pages within the context of a browser, and I typically use Safari to display those pages. Why? Because Safari is very minimalist, and allows my designs to show through, not a bunch of Fox-flavored bright blue windows or whatever.
Therefore, I’ve created templates to quicken my workflow, and I thought I’d share those templates with everyone. The following three Photoshop files are free for the downloading, here’s some more info:
- Safari Photoshop Template. A simple PSD template that includes different layers for just about all of the elements in a Safari browser.
- iPhone / iPod Touch Safari Browser Template. This PSD focuses on the mobile version of Safari, for those of you who might need to display your iPhone specific site designs. Includes default font sizes for this browser as well.
- Safari Vector Template. This is also a Photoshop file, but everything in the file is built using shapes and styles, so it’s completely scalable and vector based, for all of your large format display needs.
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