How To Use Custom Post Types To Organize Online Marketing Campaigns
Custom post types add a level of flexibility to WordPress that makes this open-source Web development platform more useful on many levels. Whenever I have been faced with a Web-based task, especially one that involves organizing information, the first thing I do is examine WordPress to determine if it can handle the job. It usually can.
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35 Imaginative “Hands And Fingers” Photo Manipulations
Hands and fingers are the greatest assets of every human born in this world. With hands and fingers, human created great arts that shine in the human history. They are really great, but can they be artistic as well? It’s hard to answer this kind of questions with a ‘no’, especially in this technological age, when everything can possibly become an art with the might of creativity and the power of the Photoshop.
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In this showcase you won’t see any regular hands and (...)
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Design Inspiration: Zirk
A great personal branding exercise that's been inspired by the industrial branding of the past.
I really like the typeface and the way the orange works on the white background.
This design was featured on the Saturday 28th of January 2012. It falls under the category of Logo, and has a layout style of Other.
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Using max-width on images can make them disappear in IE8
I recently ran into a problem that was really hard to figure out. I was working on a responsive design where I used img max-width:100%; to make sure that images would be downsized rather than overflow in narrower viewports.
It worked great everywhere… until I went to check in IE8. The site’s logo was gone! None of the usual IE bug fixes cured the problem, and it took me quite a while to realise that max-width was part of the problem.
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How to Add a Home Widget Area to the eleven40 Theme
Recently over at StudioPress we released the eleven40 Theme, which pretty clearly took inspiration from the custom theme I use here. A few folks have asked if there was a way to add a widget area on the homepage of that theme.
Lucky for you, it’s actually quite easy to pull off. Registering the Widget Area
The first thing you’ll want to do is open up the eleven40′s functions.php file and scroll to the bottom where you’ll see the /** Register widget areas */ note.
After that, go ahead and (...)
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How to Put Your CSS3 on :target
CSS pseudo-classes which change styles in response to user actions have been with us for many years. You’ve almost certainly used :hover, :active and :focus; I can (only just) remember the excitement of changing IE4′s link colors back in 1997.
CSS3 also introduced :target; a powerful pseudo-class which can reduce the need for scripting in interactive widgets. Consider a page URL such as http://mysite.com/page#mytarget; an element with the id “mytarget” can have matching :target styles (...)
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Free Texture Tuesday: 5 Split Wood Textures
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COLOURlovers Interview & Giveaway with Jessica Sprague on The Art of Poster Design
Poster design is a really fun, inexpensive and unique way to explore your creative side. From the 1,000's of fonts, variety of poster sizes, and layouts, sometimes, it's difficult to know where to start!
Once you master your design techniques visit Next Day Flyers for fast poster printing at great prices.
Today we are interviewing Jessica Sprague, design guru and owner of JessicaSprague.com. In February, Jessica is heading off a four week Poster Design course. She is also giving away (...)
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It’s not easy choosing a book title
My book will be aimed at those who are thinking of, or who have started their own design business. The title I wish I’d read a few years ago (although I know I’m going to learn a lot writing this one).
It was going to be called The Business of Design, but it’s already published. Then Nikki suggested Business Designed to tie-in with Identity Designed. Great idea, but someone’s sitting on the domain and my purchase request led to nowt.
Then Bernadette pitched in with these two ideas: Working (...)
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Friday Focus 02/03/12: Scrolling & Sliding for Good
Happy February Friday Focus! Our featured websites of the week highlight informative, for-good topics in a vertical storytelling format. Designs of the Week
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Coca-Cola + McDonald's 2011 Stewardship Report
The combination of hand-drawn illustrations and photos and the parallax animations that “lift off” each object drives home the charm and quirk of this design. The backgrounds are very bright (...)
How to Set Up a Search Engine-Friendly Site Maintenance Page
I found this SEOmoz post on setting up a search engine-friendly website maintenance page to be very useful, especially as I have a significant website redesign launch coming up.
In the past I've left this aspect of website management in the hands of my network administrator, but who knows if they are aware of the pitfalls of sending the wrong signals to the search engines when your site is down for maintenance. At least now I'll be able to ask the right questions as we approach launch time. (...)
Kevin Rose and Jason Calacanis confirmed for Future Insights Live in Vegas
We’ve just confirmed that industry leaders Kevin Rose and Jason Calacanis will be speaking at Future Insights Live in Vegas on April 30 – May 4th!
Future Insights Live is our new show that combines Future of Web Apps, Future of Web Design and Future of Mobile into one huge 5-day, 5-track, 1,500 person conference. It’s going to be epic and you won’t want to miss it.
Early bird pricing (save $200) is almost over, so grab your ticket (...)
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Sculpting Signatures in Illustrator
Create a stylized digital signature in Illustrator to drop onto your artwork when you are finished. Use Illustrator’s width tool to add some calligraphy style to your signature.
CSS3 Image Styles – Part 2
Previously I wrote two tutorials on how to style the image element with CSS3 inset box-shadow and border-radius. The trick is to wrap the image with a span tag and apply the image as background-image. However, I recently ran into a problem with that trick while designing the PhotoTouch theme. The issue is that the [...]
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YRDropdownView – A Polite UIAlertView Alternative for iOS
UIKit’s Shortcomings
From day one, iOS developers have been struggling to alert users about simple warnings and errors that may not interrupt the flow of the app. Popping up UIAlertViews requires the user to click a button to move along, which wasn’t quite necessary for warnings that merely limit useability. Adding a UILabel somewhere on the screen isn’t consistent and doesn’t always look great.
Maybe you just have some more information you want to inform your user about. Simply adding it to (...)
The Work of Digital Speed Painter Nico Dimattia
If you have ever searched for speed paintings on Youtube, you’ve probably seen the work of Nico Dimattia. Dimattia is an exceptional digital painter from Argentina who has received worldwide attention on his Youtube channel with his amazing speed painting videos. In this article we will feature some of his videos and artwork. Let’s take a look!
Wolverine Slash Toy Story 3 Iron Man 2 Radio Head Tribute Megan Fox Chuck Norris ALF Spider Man Mad Hatter Arnold (...)
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Incredible Hand-Drawn Works (With a Digital Twist)
Within the creative community there seems to be an ongoing divide between the realms of digital art, and traditional (non-digital) art. Often traditional art is viewed as somewhat archaic, conjuring images of the Mona Lisa or a Monet landscape. Whilst these masterpieces, and much of traditional art is of course pivotal to our conceptions of art and creativity, there still exists this divide in relation to the digital medium.
The smooth gloss of a photo manipulation has nothing (...)
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Flying People Stunt for “Chronicle”
This promotional video for the upcoming movie “Chronicle” is neat. The marketing team built three remote controlled airplanes that were human-like enough in shape to fool the eye from a distance and flew them over the East River in New York City. The effect is surprisingly effective. Watch the video here.
While entertaining, the video is probably more interesting as an illustration of how to capture “super-human” feats believably on film. The motions in this video are seen from the ground, (...)
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30 Examples of Impressive Concept Art
For both video games and comic books, concept artists are necessary to create the aesthetically-pleasing visuals that enhance the storyline’s action and drama. From simple pencil sketches to 3D models, detailed character turnarounds to costumes, fantastic vehicles to intricate weapon design, the possibilities are endless.
These are some examples of impressive video game and comic book concept art.
BATMAN (DC/Rocksteady Studios)
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Social Six: Community Manager Appreciation Day
Community Manager Appreciation Day 2012
This week, community managers everywhere participated in the third annual Community Manager Appreciation Day (also known as CMAD)! Now, while some of you may be thinking “oh no, not another made up holiday”, let me explain why Community Manager Appreciation Day is such a wonderful holiday to celebrate.
First of all, I’m sure all of you know at least one Community Manager. Whether you work with them, are friends with them, or interact with them through (...)
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Flywheel Takes Off
Flywheel started with a simple idea… make indoor cycling epic.
To make that happen Flywheel partnered with Ammirati (the agency where I currently work) who re-imagined the Flywheel brand experience. A bold, new look enforced by striking photography & solid copywriting was implemented across all facets of the Flywheel brand, including the Flywheel website which I had the pleasure to work on.
Ammirati and I had to restructure, rewrite and redesign all pages of the Flywheel website, for (...)
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Madrid 2020 logo causes controversy
Madrid launched its bid for the 2020 Olympics yesterday with a logo that left many Spaniards confused (as reported in The Telegraph).
“The design purportedly consists of the letter M for Madrid and the number 20 in front of the coloured rings of the Olympics stylised into arches inspired by the Madrid landmark, Puerta de Alcalá.
“But the lettering appears to show “20020,” an effect that has brought much derision in the Spanish press and on social networking sites.”
The design is a result of a (...)
Optimizing MySQL: The Slow Query Log
I prescribe to the slow and steady approach in life. It’s a proven methodology in becoming succesful (just ask the Tortoise and/or the Hare). However, slow and steady is typically not acceptable in data computation, and SQL is no different. Thus, MySQL provides a Slow Query Log.
Do you use the slow query log? Let us know your tips/stories in the comments section.
The long_query_time parameter in your MySQL configuration becomes the baseline for which queries will end up in your slow query (...)
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20 of the Best jQuery Slideshow Plugins
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jQuery sliders, slideshows, and galleries are extremely common on a variety of different types of websites. Portfolio sites, blogs, e-commerce sites, and about any type of site can make use of a jQuery slideshow. Fortunately, there are a number of great plugins already coded that make it easy to add a slideshow in a matter of minutes. Each one offers different features and has it’s own style. In (...)
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Should we wait for Windows?
Whether or not there is a consumer tablet market at all, beyond the iPad, is still up for debate but in enterprise Microsoft is still a powerhouse. With the decline of RIM and the inability of Android to gain any serious traction I have long been an advocate of the rise of Windows in the mobile space. However, they do seem to be leaving it a little late. iPad for enterprise is a call which is being raised with increased vigour and so the question needs to be asked; is apple about to take (...)
7 Pain Free Sales Tips for Creatives
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If you’re a graphic designer, or any other creative professional, you probably don’t think of yourself as a salesperson. Like so many creative folks, you may even hate sales.
Yet, if you’re freelancing, sales are necessary to keep your business going.
In this post, I share seven simple sales tips that are relatively pain free if you happen to be uncomfortable with sales. If you liked this post, you may also enjoy Sales Tips for Shy People and 7 Ways to Identify and (...)
Recently in Web Development (January ’12 Edition)
Web development is an industry that’s in a state of constant flux with technologies and jargon changing and mutating in an endless cycle. Not to mention the sheer deluge of information one has to process everyday.
In this series, published monthly, we’ll seek to rectify this by bringing you all the important news, announcements, releases and interesting discussions within the web development industry in a concise package. Join me after the jump for an extra dose of community content this (...)
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Responsive Images: How they Almost Worked and What We Need
With a mobile-first responsive design approach, if any part of the process breaks down, your user can still receive a representative image and avoid an unnecessarily large request on a device that may have limited bandwidth. But with several newer browsers implementing an “image prefetching” feature that allows images to be fetched before parsing the document’s body, some of the web's brightest developers are abandoning responsive images in favor of user agent detection, at least as a (...)
Add Microformats without Adding Invalid HTML
One of the criticisms of microdata is that it requires you add new attributes to HTML elements. This is both more to learn, and risks causing problems for people who need to write valid HTML. Microformats are a way to add this data to your web pages using the existing tags and attributes that you already know.
Read the full article: What are Microformats?
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Web Application Exposed Surface
The exposed surface of an application is often called its "attack surface" or "defensive perimeter". I prefer "exposed surface" since the term is a little less judgemental and I think better implies why we need to be careful about it.
Remember that many security weaknesses come about due to unexpected functionality existing, as well as implementation and design flaws. The number of weaknesses is generally proportional to complexity, often measured as lines of code, or in the context of (...)
Comics of the week #115
Every week we feature a set of comics created exclusively for WDD.
The content revolves around web design, blogging and funny situations that we encounter in our daily lives as designers.
These great cartoons are created by Jerry King, an award-winning cartoonist who’s one of the most published, prolific and versatile cartoonists in the world today.
So for a few moments, take a break from your daily routine, have a laugh and enjoy these funny cartoons.
Feel free to leave your comments and (...)
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Weekly Web Design and Development Inspiration – N.124
This is our weekly selection of our favorite web designs from the past week, thanks to everybody for their recommendations. Feel free to comment and let us know what you think.
Have you tried StylesInspiration yet? It is our web design showcase that aims to not only showcase the best and most innovative web design styles currently available, it also aims to give you a visual overview of current web design trends and highlight the latest in innovative web technologies. You’ll love it :)Brian (...)
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L’insostenibile frustrazione degli startupper italiani
Se Mark Zuckerberg fosse nato a Napoli. Se Jack Dorsey fosse nato a Siracusa. Se Larry Page fosse nato a Casal Palocco.
L’argomentazione è sempre la stessa. La conclusione identica: sarebbero rimasti degli anonimi che nella vita non avrebbero mai potuto valorizzare il loro genio.
Il problema? Sta tutto nell’Italia. Nel sistema paese, negli investitori, nella cultura, negli spaghetti e nel mandolino. Come se nascere nel nostro paese fosse un peccato originale incancellabile che tarperebbe le (...)
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Free Bundle for Designers
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Today is Friday, and what better way to celebrate than by presenting you with something new. ZeroBundle.com is a website that offers an awesome free bundle of goodies for designers. It is brought to you by WebDesignerDepot and MightyDeals.com. The bundle will be available for a limited time so speed up and download your goodies while you have time.
From UI elements, to forms, and PSD files to icons, you will get a lot of free stuff in their bundle. Make sure to (...)
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Episode 293
A No-Name Episode
RC has a Lightroom tip on organizing photos on portable drives. Pete shows viewers how to work with grids and guides in Photoshop. Corey has a compositing tutorial that uses 3D tools to create perspective and shadow to give the subject depth. This Week's Sponsors:
Wacom | On One Software | iStockphoto | Mpix Links Mentioned in the Show Early Bird at PhotoshopWorld.com RC on G+ Corey on G+ Pete on G+ Scott on G+ Matt on (...)
25 Examples of Super Wide Website Designs
As monitor resolutions become larger, websites become wider. This showcase features 25 awesome website designs over 1000px in width. Many of these super wide designs are built as responsive layouts, which allows the designer to accommodate even the largest of screen sizes with the max-width property without chopping off elements on smaller resolutions.
Michela Chiucini
Dave Gamache
Park La Fun
Michael Schmid
Brad (...)
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4 Website Design Mistakes that Lead to Website Failure
An expert website designer learns over time to avoid the mistakes that a website visitor loathes and develops awareness about the design flaws. A flawless web design is rare, and even the most successful websites have designing errors here and there. If you are know about these mistakes you can easily create accessible and useful website. Let’s take a look at those mistakes that are an absolute “NO,” when it comes to website design.
Lack of Legibility
Have you ever faced difficulty in (...)
Semantic CSS Buttons Powered With @font-face Icons – Zocial
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Zocial is a semantic set of CSS buttons (no images used) that are beautified with @font-face icons.
There are buttons for 40+ services including Facebook, Twitter, Google+, PayPal, LinkedIn and much more.
Each button can be displayed with or without text (only icons) and the HTML element wrapping them can be anything (which is nice for flexibility).
Special Downloads:
Ajaxed Add-To-Basket Scenarios With jQuery And (...)
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Vector Statue of Liberty in Three Poses
Who doesn’t love turkey sandwiches after thanksgiving? (at least the very next day :)) Left overs can be delicious. Here we have a great one, right out of the oven.
They are some illustrations of the most beloved lady in the states, no it is not Opra, is The Statue of liberty striking a pose. This drawings were for a project that didn’t came out to the light, so they were gathering dust until I found them during my year of the dragon cleaning.
Treat well this lady she is having breakfast, (...)
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Find my Font
What is Find My Font?
Find My Font is a software created by Softonium Development. As its name suggests it, its purpose is to help the user identify fonts.
Has this ever happened to you? You are given some printed text or logo and want to reproduce it. The font seems familiar but you can’t recall its name. You start going through the fonts on your computer but after several minutes you realize this is hopeless.
Introducing ‘Find my Font’. A software application that runs on your computer (...)
Generate CSS Template Based on Your HTML Markup
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Bear CSS is a handy little tool for web designers. It generates a CSS template containing all the HTML elements, classes & IDs defined in your markup. It was created using a combination of HTML5/CSS, jQuery and PHP, with some help from the PHP Simple HTML DOM Parser and Uploadify jQuery Plugin.
Requirements: -
Demo: http://bearcss.com/
License: License FreeSponsors
Professional Web Icons for Your Websites and (...)
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Visit Colchester mobile is now live!
I am very pleased to announce that we have launched the mobile version of the Visit Colchester website yesterday!
The mobile version of the site contains a wealth of information on events, attractions and accommodation in and around Colchester and displays a nice take on mapping for venues.
The website was designed and built by Severine Vidal and and is based on NVG‘s mobile modular CMS Pro. It features a host of new options and modules to maintain and update the site.
The site also (...)
FYI Monday: Playful Typography by Spencer Harrison
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.
Spencer Harrison is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Melbourne, Australia. His approach to work is playful, experimental and inquisitive. Spencer specialises in art direction, branding, illustration, custom typography, (...)
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22 Mouth-Watering Fruit Logos
Imagination and inspiration motivates you to come up with new things and design something. When you are working on some logo designing projects, inspiration can help you to finish it in a creative way. Logo designing has to be conceptual, well defined and more elaborately explaining the services or brand’s identity. To read in detail more about logo designing you can check article on brand identity and trade marks. Today i am showcasing 22 mouth-watering fruit logos for your inspiration. (...)
Glossy Icon Generator 1
Download from this pack, 20 blue and glossy icons for your future webdesign. These icons look really actual and perfect to create a phone or a high tech website layout! And you must know this icon set is special because I provide in the package a script to custom and build your own icon: edit the colour just with two clicks, add your shape and custom it with the Photoshop action; and to finish, switch easy the look with the ring! This pack has been specially created for webdesigners, then (...)
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28 Cute Children’s Book Illustrations from Digital Artists
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Illustrators have found a nurturing community on the web where they can share awesome work. Artists drawing for children’s books were almost always done by hand. But with the popularity of Adobe software and the many tablet devices it’s easier than ever to move your work digital!
In this design showcase I’ve put together 28 heartwarming illustrations from Dribbble artists. These are all featured from many different children’s books and relate to individual projects. If (...)
What Does Google’s Page Layout Algorithm Mean For Web Designers?
About a week and a half ago, Matt Cutt’s posted to the Google Webmaster Central blog, about an algorithmic change that considers the layout of a webpage, particularly what appears “above the fold” as a signal in where the page should rank.
Since this change is about page layout it’s something designers and developers should understand.
What is the Page Layout Algorithm Change?
In a nutshell, Google receives complaints from people that click on a link in the search results and land on a (...)
Elvis Benicio: Artist Of The Day
Elvis Benicio is our featured artist of the day on Designrfix.com. In this series of posts, we will spotlight talented artists ranging from illustrators to graphic artists all the way to industrial designers. These daily posts will serve two purposes; first, is to showcase the works of these accomplished artists and the second is to [...]
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30 Illustrator Video Tutorials Every Designer Should See
If you’re trying to learn a new application there’s nothing better than having an expert guide you through the various menus and tools. This post rounds up 30 of the most detailed Adobe Illustrator video tutorials and screencasts on the web. Each one features a mix of clear commentary and useful techniques that will help you on your way to becoming an Illustrator pro.
Digital Inking Demonstration & Tutorial
How To Setup and Design Business Cards in Adobe Illustrator
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