What do you when you are forced/asked to design at work?
nostrademons: One approach might be to point out the hourly wage of a good designer.  Point out your own hourly wage.  Then point out that it takes you 2-3 times longer for lower quality work.  If you feel the need to be explicit, do the math for them.  Most companies will listen to economic arguments.(Though they may "listen" by laying you off, if they don't have other work for you.  Still, it's the same outcome as if you quit, and you get to collect unemployment.)If that doesn't work, bite the bullet and learn some minimal Photoshop.  I'm not a designer either.  But I've had to "cut" Photoshop mockups on a few occasions (mostly in my own startup, where there was nobody else to do it).  Somebody has to perform the translation from graphic to web page, and it's usually easier for web developers to learn a little Photoshop than it is for designers to learn good HTML.