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With LAIKA, there is finally a font that can seamlessly use the whole spectrum of its cuts. A font that is able to move between its extremes in real time. An interactive font that is able to respond to its surroundings. A font that questions deadlocked dogmas and throws up completely new design questions, and thus has the potential to revolutionize the understanding of digital typography.
Type has always been something static.
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This post is part of our daily series of posts showing the most inspiring images selected by some of the Abduzeedo's writers and users. If you want to participate and share your graphic design inspiration, just send us, via email, the image with the link from where you found it, also use "Daily Inspiration" in the subject, and don't forget to send your Abduzeedo username; or via Twitter sending to http://twitter.com/abduzeedo
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Social media marketing is pretty tricky - but it is too tricky to ever roll out international campaigns? Where do you start from when you're targeting international social networks - success at home or do you need to start all-over?
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Yammer, the San Francisco startup that offers a solid enterprise-grade microsharing and realtime communications service, is expanding its executive team after successfully closing a Series B funding round to the tune of $10 million earlier this month.
The company made one internal promotion, appointing co-founder and VP of Technology Adam Pisoni to CTO. In addition, Yammer recruited David Satterwhite to lead its sales efforts, while Steve Apfelberg was brought in as VP of Marketing. (...)
It’s not exactly a great leap from publishing an iPhone app to offering one on the soon-to-be-released iPad - not only will the former will run on the latter; the skillset for developing the latter won’t be significantly different.
So publishers who have already found a degree of incremental revenue from iPhone are now looking for another increment from its bigger brother…
Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger, whose newspaper shifted 70,000 downloads of its £2.39 iPhone app in its first (...)
Some have a passion for web design; others consider it a mere task! This article is for those who consider web design more than just a task, in fact, it is meant for those who always have a passion to create something new! Bringing together elements of design and technicality is an exciting task, if you love website design that speaks and conveys its message effectively.
The approach taken towards design is the key to the entire site. This is also the reason why some websites grab (...)
Everyone, at some point in their lives would have had to, at the very least, create a quick map or a simple data pie chart of some sort. Welcome to the fascinating world of infographics!
Visuals that are used to represent, instruct, or to disseminate information, data, and knowledge are called information graphics, or simply, infographics. Infographics have been around since the early ages, seen in the form of cave drawings and maps. Used everywhere, perhaps it is just that we don’t realise (...)
As you know, Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. On Colorburned, we’ve decided to get into the Valentine’s Day spirit and release a series of Valentine’s Day Themed screencasts [ 1 ] [ 2 ] and freebies. Today we are releasing a set of 5 free Valentine’s Day themed vector patterns for Illustrator that you can all use in your work. Preview
Below are previews of all 5 seamless vector Valentine’s Day patterns.
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Abandoning password masking as Jakob Nielsen suggests could present serious problems, including undermining a user’s trust by failing to meet a basic expectation. But with design patterns gleaned from offline applications, plus a dash of JavaScript, we can provide feedback and reduce password errors without compromising the basic user experience or losing our visitors’ trust.
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We all work hard at the SEO process - analyzing sites, gathering data, researching potential problems and identifying the solutions. Today's post is on how to work smarter and faster using bookmarklets for SEO. No matter your browser, these plug-and-play links will let you get your job done faster and easier, and look like a pro in front of bosses and clients.
The list isn't completely comprehensive, but it covers 95%+ of the SEO data points I retrieve on a monthly basis (...)
There are plenty of reasons to use a CSS Framework to build your websites. They can speed up development, make your sites more aesthetically pleasing, and they can help eliminate all those nasty cross-browser compatibility issues.
eBooks have gone mainstream, and right now the open ePub format is getting a lot of attention, being the iPad’s book format of choice. Often overlooked in gadget-centric media is the fact that ePub is based on web standards, and therefore amenable to being rendered in the browser, sans plugins. Pure Javascript ePub readers are starting to crop up, and Keith Fahlgren has written about several of them:
Just in the last few days, details emerged of two new JavaScript ePub readers, rePublish (...)
I've just arrived in Long Beach for the annual TED conference. When I first started going to TED, it was a relatively small, relatively unknown gathering in Monterey, California. But don't confuse relatively small and relatively unknown for relatively uninteresting. Since its inception, the TED conference has been an amazing gathering of people across a variety of disciplines (TED stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design). And with the advent of TED's fantastic video destination (...)
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There are a lot more than "12 bloggers blogging" about SES London 2010. If you want to see a comprehensive list, go to the Search Engine Strategies blog.
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This is our weekly Twitter Design News Round-Up, a collection of fresh design related resources that we have shared via Twitter in the past week.
Just in case you are not one of our Twitter followers, click here: twitter.com/speckyboy.
As always, if you have any cool links that you would like to share, do not hesitate to send them to us here: Submit News. Thanks to everyone that has been emailing. State of the Internet Explained In One Giant Infographic [PIC]
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In November of last year we published an article about the Microsoft Web Platform Installer, demonstrating how easy it is to set up a web server on Windows with PHP, IIS, and SQL Server Express. In today’s tutorial, web application development specialist Akash Mehta combines these tools to show us how to build a simple web app.
After reminding us of the various open source applications that can be installed with the WPI, Akash then takes us through the process of setting up the development (...)
OK, I’ve given you the reasons why Google will be successful this time, but why won’t what they announce tomorrow give Twitter or Facebook a buzz cut? Funny aside, I found this photo of Matt Mullenweg (the entrepreneur behind Wordpress) getting a buzz cut by using Google’s Social Circles search.
Some things that will keep Google from giving either Twitter or Facebook a buzz cut tomorrow (yes, I’ve been leaked some info about what’s coming tomorrow, so you gotta read in between the lines here): (...)
As competitors with rich content offerings like Yelp close in on its core market, Foursquare is rallying to fight back with a series of big media partnerships.
The New York Times reported today that the company will unveil a partnership with Zagat tomorrow where users can earn a ‘Foodie’ badge if they check into the right restaurants. It comes on top of a deal the location-based social networking game signed with Bravo last month, awarding players themed badges based on the cable channel’s (...)
The jQuery PhotoShoot Plugin gives you the ability to convert any div on your web page into a photo shooting stage simulating a camera-like feel. Using this plug-in, we give visitors the ability to take shots of the background image.
Each time you click the area, a new shot is added to the slide div with a negative margin to the right. After this an animation starts, which slides it in view and pushes the other shots to the left, hiding the leftmost one. You can freely use the techniques (...)
Welcome to the fourth interview of the Weapons of Mass Creation video interview series. Not sure what this is all about? Read the kick-off article to get caught up!
We sat down with Adelle Charles & Joshua Smibert of Fuel Brand, Inc and chatted about their background, goals, and views on the design industry. You’ll find both the video interview & the typed transcript below. Enjoy.
Adelle Charles: Alright, I’m Adelle Charles from Fuel branding, and I’m the CCO.
Joshua (...)
JavaScript has blossomed so rightly. Since then, there are jquery, Mootools , Scriptallicious, Prototype etc..which really produces cool effects. In todays time, java script is a must have component. Apart from its functionality, it can also enhance users experience by creating translational effects such as sliding and fading animation. With jQuery, it has become very easy to write nice JavaScript effects. One need not be a programmer to learn it. So, that was the reason to make readers (...)
Graphs and charts are used to simplify complex data and make it easy to read and understand. So it really wouldn’t make sense if it was difficult to integrate a graph into a website. Thanks to Javascript and a bunch of talented developers, we have at our disposal solutions for easily adding graphs and charts to our web projects. Here are 13 of these, including some written for jQuery and MooTools, that you will find very useful. Highcharts
Highcharts is a charting library written in pure (...)
Brandstack, the creative marketplace for logos has an unveiled another way to market logo designs to the masses. Upstack. Upstack is a unique route for a person needing a logo, website, web design, advertisement or other creative service. Unlike the predecessor Brandstack, Upstack lets anyone build a team of hand-picked designers that are ready to burn the midnight oil to work on your project. Upstack manages all the processes by taking the client from the brief to the final design. This (...)
One of the things I enjoy the most about blogs, especially blogs that are run by one individual, is analyzing why the blog is successful.
What is the magic ingredient that makes this blog succeed, when so many others fail?
Based on my observations, here are some of the elements you can apply to make your blog something special. Note you don’t have to apply all these ingredients, one could be enough, though of course if you apply more than one you increase your chance of success.
Enter (...)
This is just another ‘cool t-shirt’ post. For what it’s worth, here are 20 cool t-shirt websites where you’ll find inspirations, goods, and even a chance to make some money with your mad design skills. You probably have heard of some of these, hopefully we’ve introduced you to a few new ones to brainlessly look at really neat and funny t-shirts. ATshirtBlog
OMG Tees!
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Scribtee
TypoTees
Shirt Fight
iloveyourshirt
Rumplo
Teecycle
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Uniform is a jQuery plugin that enables you to control the look & feel of form elements (checkboxes, drop down menus, radio buttons & file upload inputs).
It is unobtrusive & works by hiding the original elements + replacing them with custom ones.
Uniform is very easy to use & can be set to convert every form element on the page or any specific ones.
The plugin has theming support & comes with a theme kit to quickly create unique forms.
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American journalists and corporate executives have been slow to appreciate the beauty, brilliance, and consumer allure of the virtual goods business model.It’s not that they did not have data points – China is chock full of multi-US$billion market capitalization companies that are based on this business model. That said, many luddites predicted it was an [...]
Another speed bump on Google's plan to take over the mobile phone world.
Amy Schatz at WSJ:
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Peter Warden, a former Apple engineer, likes to analyze data — so much so that he started scraping public profiles and photos from hundreds of millions of Facebook accounts about a year ago, and now has data collected from more than 200 million around the world. He wrote a fascinating post recently on his personal blog about what that data shows about how interconnected (or disconnected) users in the various American states are. The graph below is reprinted from that post, with Warden’s (...)
Well, what do you know? After the FCC formally sent letters to various mobile operators including Google about the high early termination fees that they are charging consumers, Google seemed to be the first to heed FCC’s call. So, if you got you’re Nexus One with the T-Mobile contract you can now cancel the deal earlier than the 24-months lock-in period.
But that’s not after paying Google a $150 termination fee, lower than the previous $350 ETF. However, what is not clear though is whether (...)
A month ago we announced an awesome giveaway from Concept Feedback that gave you an opportunity to win a Premium Concept Feedback Account. Thanks to everyone who participated! Here Are The Winners
I plugged all the names who entered into a list randomizer. The winners are… Alex – @lupka Inspiring Pixel – @inspiringpixel Brian Kelly – @webandvideodude
Sometimes, if you use a CMS like WordPress or Movable Type, you could need to change the URL structure in use on your blog with a more SEO friendly structure.
This is a big problem especially if your site is already indexed and some posts are popular on search engines: if you change the URL structure, all your posts will be unavailable at the old URLs and, in this way, you risk to lose visitors and ranking.
A safe way to change the URL structure of your blog, without losing visitors and (...)
We’ve all been sucked into doing something stupid, right? Fortunately, Steven Greenspan has written a book called Annals of Gullibility. In its conclusion he explains how to avoid gullibility, and I’ve provided a synopsis for you. Read the full story at the American Express Open Forum.
More on psychology if you need the advice.
1000 beer labels create one Homer. Marty.FM via Creative Commons/Flickr.
Good news for our New Orleans comrades who awoke today with a bit of the hangover: beer’s good for you. Or at least it could be.
A study of a hundred beers shows that the suds are a source of dietary silicon. Dietary silicon, in turn, is important for bone health. Non-dietary silicon makes our computer chips.
Now that that’s out of the way, here’s something surprising: a sizable portion of Super Bowl fans want more of (...)
E-Commerce sites are often considered to be boring and unattractive, however, that is not always the case. This post showcases 25 e-commerce sites that demonstrate creativity in the design. It may be the layout, graphics, design style or site structure, but all of them break the mould of the typical e-commerce site. For more inspiration from e-commerce sites, see our gallery CartFrenzy.
Ride Four Ever
Mom & Popcorn
The Affair
Hipstery
Benestar
Green Label Organics (...)
It’s a few days to Valentine’s, and if you’re a designer, you’re probably creating your own Valentine cards or gift tags. To help you along, I’m featuring five of my favorite Valentine-themed design elements. They’re all available for download, and free! Let’s get to it: Vector Hearts from DragonArtz
You could just download this and be done with it. There are 63 designs here in 2 eps files, wallpapers, and a bunch of pngs. The hearts themselves don’t really differ in shape- but it’s still some (...)
Movie posters are a fantastic source of inspiration for artists and designers of all kinds. Different genres of film tend to have different techniques and trends – sci-fi posters tend to be dark, gloomy and atmospheric for example, whereas comedy posters (as showcased in this article) are quite minimal (especially posters designed in the more modern day such as the 90’s and 2000’s).
This compilation showcases a total of nintey-nine comedy posters, that’s one poster per year going all the way (...)
Implementing AJAX technology can be a hit or miss thing. Do it well and you’ll have users raving over the slickness it provides to the general user experience while if you mess it up, you’ll be at the receiving end of their wrath. Here are 24 tips to guide you with implementing AJAX technology within your web application.
1. Understand What it All Means
First up, you need to understand what AJAX is, what it stands for and how it has revolutionized parts of the internet. You’ll need to know (...)
One of Polaroid’s trademark technologies throughout the years has always been instant film. Their instant film line ended back in 2008, but due to popular demand, has made a strong return at CES 2010.
Polaroid’s Chief Marketing Officer, Jon Pollock spoke with WebProNew’s Abby Johnson about the reasons behind their return to instant film. The company received so much support for the format, specifically from artists and photographers, that they couldn’t ignore it.
The PIC 1000 is the camera (...)
As Valentine’s day approaches, more and more designers are searching for quality brushes to aid them in creating their Valentine designs. We put together 30 Free Adobe Photoshop Valentine Brush Sets to make sure our fellow designers have high quality brushes in time for Valentine’s Day…. This collection of brushes will help you create astounding designs for your loved ones to help celebrate a day of love.
Check out this awesome heart brush collection and download the brushes you like best. (...)
In case you’ve missed it, I recently released a free vector set of Social Media Icons at IconDock. It includes 50 icons of the most popular social media networks. The icons are available at 32px and 16px in EPS, PNG, and GIF format. Feel free to use it in your blogs or client’s projects. If you like it, don’t forget to spread the love by blogging or tweeting about it. (more…)
Inspiring images, books and people to help you create a colorful garden. Color Inspiration
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UGArdener Colorful Gardening Books
San Francisco Bay-area artist and garden designer Keelya Meadows encourages the use of bold colors in her book a href="http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2010/01/20/DD941ALIP1.DTL&o
Just a heads-up to anyone using sIFR to render text: the default CSS that comes with sIFR hides the replaced text from the VoiceOver screen reader. I don’t know if any others are affected – VoiceOver is the only screen reader I have been able to verify this problem in.
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Since its controversial release, the iPad has been both criticized and admired by the design community.
In this post we have compiled a list of great resources, that teach you how to create your own iPad icons, as well as a collection of ready made icons and PSDs.
To download the files, please click on the preview image to go to the source site and remember to check the terms of use before using them in your projects.
If you know of any other great iPad freebies, please add them in the (...)
CREATE PROFESSIONAL, FOLDED 3D DESIGNS IN ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
Do you have a tough time with folded product designs? It requires a lot of trial-and-error to line up graphics across folds, making sure that something doesn’t get out of line when the cuts are made. Well, hold onto your hats! Strata has come up with Enfold 3D CX to solve these problems. This product’s tools make the creation of packaging extremely intuitive, allowing designers of all levels to create folded 3D designs directly in (...)
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We’ve all been there.
After months of development, meetings, conference calls, protracted arguments over typography, photography, colour ways and copy. All of a sudden the site is approved and the client wants it live.
Do you think to yourself, ‘I know every pixel on this site inside out’ and put it live?
Hopefully not. You’ll have a printed checklist which you complete before you go public.
By no means is this an exhaustive list. Neither is it presented in any particular order. Your own (...)
If I had to identify the single greatest offender when it comes to reactionary workflow – a passive approach to work where our priorities are ruled entirely by incoming communications – email would be the obvious choice. Empowered by the alluring goal of “Inbox Zero,” we feel a sense of accomplishment in tending to a constant stream of incoming (but not very important) requests. It’s the Inbox Hero Mentality: “I may not be making any headway on my to-do list, but I’ll be damned if there’s one (...)
I’m a bad conference organizer.
Why? Because we opened the An Event Apart 2010 schedule for sales back in, um, flippin’ November, and I never mentioned it here. Cripes, I never even posted when we announced the lineup of cities. I could go through the great big long sob-story list of reasons why 2009 was really tough and blah blah blah, but when you get right down to it, I fell down on my job.
Okay. So. Time to correct that.
(deep breath)
Hey everyone, check it out: the (...)
What Bestselling Authors Know About Writing Titles
They vary by genre, but the majority of bestselling authors and editors return to the same hooks time and again to routinely sell obscene amounts of books. On the recommendation of Clayton Makepeace, a celebrity in the web’s direct response copywriting world, I decided to visit a bookstore and peruse the titles on their shelves and take note of what titles grabbed me.
As Makepeace explains:
“Just step through the front doors and take a (...)
Mozilla is going to stop supporting Mac OS X 10.4 aka “Tiger” with its Firefox development code. On the Mozilla Dev Planning Google Group, they addressed this.
“In September of 2009 we stopped supporting Mac OS X 10.4 (‘Tiger’) on mozilla-central but we left much of the code required to support that platform in the tree in case we wanted to reverse that decision,” says Mozilla’s Josh Aas. “We have come to a point where we need to make a final decision and either restore 10.4 support or remove this (...)
As long as there have been computers there have been computer geeks. And as long as there have been geeks there have been geeky comic strips. Don’t you miss reading comic strips in your daily newspaper? It’s kind of ironic to see what designers can do with comic strips and graphic novels as modern age designers love to experiment with things and try to convey their message in creative and compressive manner. Even though this is not a common practice to do but still, as the new technologies (...)
I was thinking about the Reader's Choice Awards and specifically the Best Web Designs participants when one of my friends was complaining that some of the nominees were (in his words) "downright ugly". He wondered why, when there were so many good looking sites on the Web, ugly ones seem to get more prominence. So I asked him who he nominated for each of my design categories. And he laughed and said "well, I couldn't think of any for all of them." And I began to wonder, are beautiful Web (...)
This one’s another collaboration with my good friend Toma Alin Gabriel. In this tutorial you will learn how to manipulate stock images and turn them into your puppets to express your desired feelings.
Final Image Preview
Take a look at the final result first. Want access to the full PSD files and downloadable copies of every tutorial, including this one? Join PSDTUTS PLUS for just $9/month. You can view the final image preview below or view a larger version here.Tutorial Details Program: (...)
By Shane Ward. Shane Ward is a contributing editor of the art/lifestyles sites: Freshbump, Collect3d, and Format Magazine
He’s short and pudgy with a thing for Peaches. He’s an Italian plumber from the Mushroom Kingdom. He is Nintendo’s mascot, and probably the most popular video game character ever. You know him as Mario.
Mario has appeared in over 200 video games, mostly bearing his name, mostly as the iconic smiling plumber with blue overalls and a mustache. But his persona is open to (...)
Google debuted a Super Bowl ad Sunday. The ad tells the story of a romance helped along by a series of Google searches conducted by (one is left to imagine) a young man whose simple plan to study abroad in Paris ends with his need to know how to assemble a crib.
Today we have another set of textures for 3d modeling, texturing, and rendering. You can also use all our high resolution textures in any 3D software: 3Dsmax, Cinema4D , Houdini, Blender or even in Photoshop. You can create nice renders and also scrap booking kits
Included in this set you will find 35 Stock photos: Rust textures, snow textures, mud textures, wood textures, break stone textures, grunge textures, wall textures,etc. Join now to download.
Number of textures: 35
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One of the great things about working with WordPress and developing your own themes is the community and all of the resources that are available. If you’re not sure how to do something or looking to see what solutions other theme designers and developers are using, you can find plenty of infomation and tutorials to help.
In this post we’ll feature a wide selection of resources that are extremely useful for theme designers and developers. If you work on custom themes for clients, themes (...)
This post is part of the For Your Inspiration Monday Series showcasing the most inspiring designs out there. Each week a new artist or design style will be presented in order to get your creative juices flowing for the upcoming week. I hope you enjoy the series.
Rik Oostenbroek, aka NKeo, is a 19 year old graphic designer from the Netherlands who’s been working in the field for over 4 years now. I would describe Rik’s style as random geometric grunge art though he also masters the ever (...)
Donating money to a charity should be as quick and easy online as it is to stuff a few coins in a collection pot on the high street. It should also be apparent what the money will be used for.
With these two things in mind, it is surprising how often charities miss the mark when it comes to their online donation screens. Fiddly pull-downs, peculiar microcopy, trillions of steps, and minimal transparency.
Here are some of our step-by-step notes and drafts from a concept exercise on behalf (...)
There are lots of little ways you can check to see if your keyword optimization efforts are paying off for your Web site. You ll know you re achieving search engine optimization when your traffic increases when you enter the keywords you re using into a search engine and actually find your own site. There are plenty of tools that will help you check this or that so you can fine-tune your site s SEO. But do you really know if your site is optimized for the Web Learn how to use SEO (...)
Since late January and early February, I have been seeing sporadic complaints about Google AdSense earnings and how they have plummeted for many publishers. I received these complaints via email mostly, but all I saw were random threads from disgruntled...
If there’s anything web designers learned from the past year, it’s that mobile web usage will continue to soar.
Thanks to smartphones and social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook that promote on-the-go interaction with web applications, the amount of people using mobile devices to access the web has grown exponentially.
There are over 4.5 billion mobile phones in usage today and it’s estimated that by the end of this year, over 1 billion users will be accessing the web via a (...)
In the previous two parts of this series on color theory, we talked mostly about the meanings behind colors and color terminology. While this information is important, I’m sure a lot of people were wondering when we were going to get into the nitty-gritty of actually creating some color schemes.
Well, that’s where Part 3 comes in. Here we’ll be talking about methods for creating your own color schemes, from scratch. We’ll cover the traditional color scheme patterns (monochrome, analogous, (...)
Design is everywhere. We see it in on billboards as we drive down the street. When we go to a restaurant and look at the menus, we see it. When we sit down on our couch and watch television, it’s visible on the commercials, advertisements, and even the movies and TV shows.
It is all around us and it stimulates and motivates much of our decisions subconsciously every day. The encyclopedia refers to graphic design as,
“the process of communicating visually using text and images to present (...)
Transparency effects in logo design help bring to life a digital mark, adding that extra level of depth and color. This showcase of examples provides some great design inspiration and shows how designers have creatively used transparency and overlaying effects to build unique logo designs.
Goosebumps – Jared Milam
Meca – Andre Oliveira
Andy Fiord – sbDesign
Nethik – Aurelie Ronflard
Boss Hog Studio – Mathieu Schatzier
Paranaiv – Are Sundnes
Munich 2018
Museum of London – Corey (...)
Designers have began to inject increasing levels of creativity into their blog posts and articles, throwing out the traditional and generic style of blog posts in favour of a much more attractive layout that’s themed specifically to the content. Let’s take a look at some of the best examples, and see what makes them work so well.
In his fantastic article ‘The Death of the Boring Blog Post‘, Paddy Donnelly sums up this method of fusing together a blog post with the style and design of a (...)
This post has a little background to its inspiration.
At the start of Summer 2009, we started Officeal as a way to showcase the offices of companies that “get” creative culture. The numbers are slowly increasing, but it’s ended up serving a more important role. We’ve seen the kinds of things that make companies more than just a place to work. These are the types of companies that create lifestyles you want to be a part of.
As some of you may know already, Sam and I also run a web and creative (...)
I am frequently asked what tools I use for web design. Many of the add-ons and plugins that I use are free and you might want to investigate for your own use if you don’t already use them.
An amazing inspirational post which features over 100 print based creative advertisement designs for you to enjoy, which will get your creativity flowing.
In today’s modern life advertisement plays a key role in order for any company or product to succeed the advertisement must deliver our powerful message which attracts the consumer’s attention. These are a collection of creative and also very funny advertisements which are granted to catch your attention and make you giggle. I believe that (...)
