: Name for a folder that has all of your PSD's, AI's, SVG's, etc My project folders at work have different subfolders for wireframes, comps, and prototypes, but I want to have subfolders for

@Dunderdale640

Source files /Sources?
This is how I ususally structure my projects:

Project Name

--Assets (this could be fonts, photos, etc)

--Sources (ai, psd, etc)

--Exports (pdf, jpg, etc)

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@Turnbaugh909

I voted to close this.. it is way too opinion-based in my opinion. :)

For what it's worth I use a directory titled "Working" for construction files.

Then a directory titled "Images" for final images to be used.

All my projects essentially have the same directory structure....


[Project]


[Client files]
[Images]
[Working]
project.indd
project.pdf
project.pdfx
[Build] (directory if web project)
[Older] (Backup directory of previous project file iterations. Basically I send the client a proof on the 10th.. they get back to me on the 15th. I copy the file from 10th into this directory, then make changes on the original file from the 10th. This allows me to revert to a previous proof if it's ever needed.)



Within the various directories you can add additional subdirectories if you want. You can do Working -> Raster or Working -> PSD, whatever. But by putting it in the "Working" directory I know it'll be the live, unflattened, editable, file.

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@Cody3331749

Image Files

They are all types of image files so you could you that.

or

Graphics Files

Image file definition:


Image files are composed of digital data in one of these formats that
can be rasterized for use on a computer display or printer. An image
file format may store data in uncompressed, compressed, or vector
formats.

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