With my limited skills in designing, one thing that I always struggle with is choosing the right colors, and then colors to match that color. It can get hard!
Even more so for designers who design for a living. Perhaps one of the hardest things about doing any type of design work is understanding someone else’s vision, and producing a design they will enjoy.
More and more software is migrating from the desktop to the Internet. In most cases with online software, there’s nothing for the user to install on their machine – you can access it from virtually any computer.
However, a lot of times there’s just one slight problem with online software, especially photo editing programs, and that is you’ll sacrifice features that is commonly found in desktop versions of the software. So used to, if you needed to do advanced editing beyond basic photo resizing and cropping, you would have to use a desktop program.
There is really no method that will totally prevent image theft. There are scripts that you can use that will disable right-clicking, but most of those scripts are considered site interference and against eBay policy to use.
Furthermore, an advanced thief could simply take a screen shot of the page, and any no-right click scripts or image overlays wouldn’t block it.