I'm sure you can make your trivial point about the intricacies of web design without having to piggyback on Jonathan Ive's interview.
For the record, a lot of the UI prototyping at Apple is done in Photoshop.
It's also done on paper napkins, in Keynote, in Illustrator, in Xcode and with whatever works.
Good designers don't judge you based on what tools you use, and they're not picky about what tools they use. They'd use anything. The important part is how you think.
You can think about all sorts of screens and devices and do it in Photoshop. You can also produce unusable trite crap in static HTML.
For the record, a lot of the UI prototyping at Apple is done in Photoshop.
It's also done on paper napkins, in Keynote, in Illustrator, in Xcode and with whatever works.
Good designers don't judge you based on what tools you use, and they're not picky about what tools they use. They'd use anything. The important part is how you think.
You can think about all sorts of screens and devices and do it in Photoshop. You can also produce unusable trite crap in static HTML.