This article describes an outdated process.<p>"Adjusting round corners for a button in photoshop is easier then[sic] adjusting border-radius in css"<p>Actually, in CSS it couldn't be more simple...
border-radius: 5px;<p>This makes me wonder if the author thinks we should be chopping images for rounded corners?<p>"This process is executed in a linear fashion starting with information and ending in code, but requires iteration loops at each step."<p>A good web design process is an active collaboration between designers and developers, not hand offs. I'm a firm believer that design should be coded early and often in order to uncover design issues that can't be detected on paper.<p>It's fine to break things out into steps, however, they should be iterated as a whole instead of individually. This way issues found in one step have a chance to feedback into previous steps.