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Weekly News Roundup – 5 April 2013

The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at CSS and HTML tutorials, Wireframing tools, great fonts and much more.

20 Best Wireframing Tools for Web Designers and Developers

Wireframes are extremely important in web design. Whether you’re designing a brand new website, or tweaking certain elements of a live-site, wireframing provides an extremely cost effective way to design something out, really really fast. Wireframing makes it super easy to represent where various elements will go. We have a list of 20 Best Wireframing Tools for Web Designers and Developers. The tools in this list will allow creating wireframes of minimal or high fidelity, whatever you want.

35 inspirational examples of CSS

It’s amazing what can be done with CSS these days. Support for the latest CSS3 properties is strong in the latest versions of all the major browsers – even Internet Explorer – and the possibilities fortypography, animation and interactivity have never been greater. But finding web design inspiration can be tricky.

30 Quick Ideas to Make your Website Look Nicer

As we launch newer projects, it is easy to forget about updating older blogs and websites. In this article I want to present 30 solid ideas you can quickly implement to make your website just that much more user-friendly. Not all of them are based solely on front-end design. I will also discuss popular HTML5 coding techniques which can help web parsers and spiders to categorize your data appropriately.

29 New Black & White Website Designs for 2013

It is difficult to locate websites which are designed following a strict black-and-white theme. Remember that colorful tones and imagery will catch the eye when it contrasts off a colorless canvas. It offers a unique sensation in websites and very few designers venture into this area.

35+ Engaging Photography Website Templates

These photography website templateshave all been created or updated recently so they are some of the freshest designs available. Please tell us what you think of my list by adding your comments below. If this post was helpful, kindly share it with your friends.

10 Essential Design Tools for Social Media Pros

Whether you’re a professional designer or an armchair artiste, tools abound that you can use to snazz up your web presence, and give it that polish that professionals, potential customers, and online friends have come to expect from a social media maven. We’ve talked to the experts about what they use for inspiration, collaboration, and getting down to the business of design in a social media world. Here are some of the suggestions they offered up.

12 jQuery Tutorials

Over the years I have been teaching myself coding and jQuery is on my top 5 list of coding I need to learn. One way of learning jQuery is by taking the time to try tutorials and see how much you understand and can do without a class in jQuery. Here you have 12 jQuery Tutorials to get you started.

45+ Cool PSD Toggle Switches

It is a strong trend in web and mobile UI design to use styled form elements instead of the basic look and feel offered be the browsers. Doing so allow web designers to make form elements fit much better into the overall design of the website or web app.

25 Delightful Free Fonts For your Design

Lists and roundups really come in handy as they provide best fonts in a concise yet awesome way. Today we showcase 25 Delightful Free Fonts For Your Designs in our concise yet awesome list. It offers the best fonts for your design in and easy and quick way. So check this list out. Enjoy!

Essential tools for every web designer

Every web designer requires the right tools to do their job. To create well crafted original designs you certainly need to be inspired to do so. Getting to that point is sometimes the hardest challenge in the field of web design. Luckily enough for us and our fellow design community there are tools available to assist in completing the job quicker and more efficiently.

30 Fresh And Free Stone Textures

Here , we have showcased 30 free stone textures that can help you create designs with stone elements, most of them are from deviantart , and all this stone textures are high quality.

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How to optimize your e-commerce web design – Part 2

Last week we shared our first 10 tips on how to optimize your e-commerce web design in order to make the shopping process as seamless and easy for your customers as possible. This week we look at things such as support, promotion of popular items as well as money back guarantee and the importance of testing.

#1. Keep content fresh

This might seem trivial, however just like any other website you need to keep your content fresh. There is nothing worse than visiting a web store only to realize that the store hasn’t been updated since 2008. You need to keep a regular schedule of updates otherwise customers will think the store is closed and the website just hasn’t been taken down yet.

#2. Sales support

If you were running a physical store the first thing you would do would be to employ sales personnel, running a web store is no different, don’t expect that just because everything is online customers don’t need support. From the very beginning you need to offer some sort of sales support, and you need to make sure they respond in a reasonable time, I am not saying you need to have a 24/7 live chat however if it takes you 3 weeks to get back to people then they will have moved on and bought the product elsewhere.

#3. Detailed information

Your product details need to be as detailed as possible, yes you might be selling T-Shirts however if your only product detail says “Green T-Shirt” then trust me people are going to be confused. You need to offer as much detail about the product as possible, these

#4. Consistent design

Just like with any other website you need to be consistent in your design, if you are using light colors on your front page then stick with these colors throughout the entire store, don’t all of a sudden have one site with a very different color it is very distracting.

#5. Tell customers if you have a physical store near them

Even though more and more people are starting to complete their shopping online some people still prefer brick & mortar stores, if you have an actual showroom near your customers then let them know about it.

#6. Promote popular items

Do you have a few items that are really popular with some customers? Chances are if you see a product being purchased more frequently than others then this product is of interest to many more than just those who recently purchased it. Tell your customers about your most popular products who knows they might just be looking for exactly that product.

#7. Testing the store

Like with any website there is nothing more important than testing the design, a web store is no different, you really need to test and retest your design before going live. If something isn’t working you want to know about it before your customers start complaining, perhaps you can get a few of your friends to test the site, chances are they will see something you haven’t considered after working months on the project.

#8. Money back guarantee

Let’s face it you just can’t make everyone happy, there is always going to be someone who will complain and want his or her money back. If you want to keep customers coming back then you must offer a money back guarantee.

#9. Keep check out clean

You might have noticed that physical stores always seem to cram a whole bunch of products in the checkout area, the reason for this is that you are much more likely to do spontaneous shopping while waiting in the checkout line. DO NOT do this online, there is nothing more annoying than trying to pay for your purchase only to be bombarded with new offers, keep the checkout area clean!

#10. Remember your target market

As with any website you need to remember who your target market is, for instance if your web store sells toys then the colors you will want to use will be different than if you were selling furniture for a retirement home.

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10 Great Photoshop tutorials for WordPress themes

Wordpress has long been one of the most favored blogging platforms, our very own Design Reviver runs on WordPress. Every web designer knows that whether you are creating a mock up for a website or for a blog, Adobe Photoshop is the most used program. Today we have collected some of the best Photoshop tutorials for creating stunning WordPress themes.

How to create a unique WordPress theme

How to create a WordPress theme in Photoshop

How To Create WordPress Themes From Scratch Part 1

Minimal WordPress Theme Photoshop Tutorial

How to build a custom WordPress theme

Design a creative WordPress theme

How to Build a Custom WordPress Theme from Scratch

Create a Typography bases WordPress theme

Create an Elegant Photoshop (PSD) Template for WordPress

http://www.webdevtuts.net/photoshop/create-a-nice-clean-blog-layout-in-photoshop/

Corporate WordPress Style Layout

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Weekly News Roundup – 29 March 2013

Practical Tips From Top WordPress Pros

Recently I shared with you some advice from the WordPress community to beginners. But what about if starting out is already a dim and distant memory? What if you’re already so immersed in the world of WordPress that you dream of trac and bore your partner with talk of the latest thing you’ve achieved with custom post types?

Cool Globe Logo designs

Without further a due, we share to you 45 Cool Examples of Globe Logo Design that can help you sail to your vast imagination and maybe arrive at land of great ideas for your next project.

15 websites with vintage and retro design

Vintage and retro themes in web development are becoming extremely popular these days. However, this doesn’t suggest particularly complex elements in design. On the contrary a simple use of old black & white photos or some old fashioned music played in the background may do the trick. It will also make sense to play with a color palette and with its help add a retro feel to your design.

Awesome 3D Photoshop CS6 tutorials

Before the release of adobe Photoshop cs6, many designers have suffered from the 3d conception in the program, something that pushes adobe improve these functionalities in its latest version, they have made a handful of tweaks that will significantly improve your workflow and enhance your tool set. Theses new features include a way to generate bump map textures from flat artwork, smoother previewing of soft shadows and more. Fortunately, there are already a number of online tutorials that will help you to learn more about 3d features. Today, we will take you through some of the exciting Photoshop CS6 tutorials that illustrate how to use these brand new tools to create amazing 3D effects.

20 Free business HTML and CSS Templates

Business templates are commonly used for business/company related websites as they are quite decent, minimalistic and chic. The Free Business HTML/CSS Templates.

15 Great CSS Tutorials

15 of the best hand picked CSS tutorials for you to get your hands dirty.

AngelHack announces worldwide hackathon

AngelHack, the organiser of “largest hackathon startup competition”, has announced the project has “just got bigger”. The next AngelHack kicks off in a month’s time, with events on April 27 and 28, in both Los Angeles and London. Global events will continue until mid-June in destinations including Paris, Moscow, Sydney, Seoul, Guadalajara, Santiago and many other cities.

Getting started with Edge Animate

In this tutorial, we’ll be getting started with Adobe’s new animation tool, Adobe Edge Animate. Edge Animate harnesses the power of HTML5 animation, and allows the user to create dynamic, exciting web-based animations in a quick, easy and fun way, using a user-friendly timeline-based interface as opposed to blocks of daunting code.

5 simple tips to SEO optimize WordPress

WordPress themes are a terrific solution for clients with smaller budgets. They give these clients the ability to make ongoing changes to their site using the #1 CMS in the world. They give you, the developer, the ability to deliver a website that looks great and has a quality user experience at a budget price point. Everybody wins. But what if you could deliver even more value to these clients? You can by doing some simple SEO optimization of the theme you customize and develop for your client. Here are 5 simple steps you can take to optimize any WordPress theme template.

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How to optimize your e-commerce web design – Part 1

This week and next week we will share with you how to optimize your e-commerce web design in order to make the shopping process as seamless and easy for your customers as possible. Today we will present 10 tips on how to create a better e-commerce website, next week we will present the remaining 10 suggestions.

The most important thing to remember when creating a web store is that while the design is really important, the main aim of the website should be to make the process from searching for a product to completing the order as easy as possible. If users have to search through the whole site just to find the “buy” button then chances are they will start looking elsewhere.

#1. Make searching easy

There is nothing more important than the search function when you are creating a web store, if your customers have no way of searching through the store then trust me they are not going to stick around. If you can’t find what you are looking for within 30 seconds of entering a website then you are 50% more likely to ignore the site and move on to another site.

#2. High Quality images

I can not repeat this enough, really this goes for every kind of website not only a web store but all websites, there is absolutely nothing worse than pixilated images. Yes when we were all surfing on dial-up modems then sure images had to be smaller or they would take forever to load, however today most people have faster internet and therefore there is no excuse for using images of a low quality.

#3. Narrow down content

You need to allow your customers to narrow down their content, in other words give them different options, if you are selling clothing then allow your customer to search by their size, or the color they are looking for. If you offer clothes in different styles then allow your customer to select these, let’s say you are selling casual and formal clothing then offer the option of browsing either section. Of course you need to make sure that your customers can change their mind without having to restart everything.

#4. Call to action buttons

Please make sure your call to action buttons are not tiny or hidden somewhere in a corner. Since the goal of your website is to sell a product then you need to make sure your call to action buttons are as visible as possible. Also remember that more and more visitors are using tablets to surf the web and therefore your Call to Action buttons need to be large enough that people can press them with their fingers without running the risk of pressing a whole bunch of other buttons in the process.

#5. Don’t hide additional costs

You need to be upfront with your customers, tell them exactly how much something is going to cost, make sure you let your customers know how much shipping costs, also don’t just add a service charge at the end of the purchase process without letting your customers know from the beginning that a service charge is added to all purchases.

#6. Keep it clean

There is nothing worse than a messy, over crowed store, this applies both to brick and mortar stores as well as web stores. You need to keep it clean, you can do this through several techniques, one of the most popular is spacing things out, make sure you are not jamming everything on-top of each other, leave some space around the different elements.

#7. Customer reviews

If you are not collecting customer reviews then NOW is the time to start, really a website without customer reviews is useless, we like to hear what other people thought about a product before we decide whether to purchase it or not. Don’t trust me? Then simply open YouTube and search for product reviews and you get more than 3,160,000 videos.

#8. Trust signals

As humans we want to trust others however too many times have we been cheated in the past, and therefore people feel uncomfortable with giving out their details to sites they haven’t used before. If you can offer some form of reassurance that your website is trustworthy then you are much more likely to have more customers. If you can add trust signals somewhere on your site then do so, of course only if you can actually offer this trust, otherwise don’t be a fool and simply add it to look cool.

#9. Don’t hide the shopping cart

This is really important, you need to make it easy for your customers to see what is currently in their shopping cart, don’t be cute and hide it somewhere at the bottom of the website where your customers can’t find it, make sure it is visible and present so that your customers know exactly how much is in their shopping cart and how to checkout.

#10. Stock availability

Make sure your customers know if you have available stock of something before they start the purchasing process, honestly there is nothing worse than searching through hundreds of items and finding the one you love only to find out that they are already sold out or worse yet not being produced anymore. If something is out of stock then make sure you tell your customers immediately.

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20 inspiring uses of white space

Over the past few years white space has become immensely popular. Many people use white space whether it is in their headers, footers or simply to create space between elements, as a way to give their website a more simplistic and cleaner look. We have compiled a list of 20 great examples of white space in web design.

Apple

Ultra 16

Google

Theme Jug

Jamie Gregory

Session M

Frieze

Dropbox

VolksWagen

Box

Cult Of Mac

Nintendo

Roundhouse

The Old Fashioned

37 Signals

WebKnit

Hey Designer

Checkout

Tiffany & C0.

Smart Car

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Weekly News Roundup – 22 March 2013

The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at wood patterns, beautiful WordPress designs, guide for using typography in responsive design, as well as some stunning app icons.

13 killer website galleries to inspire your designs

Website galleries, aka CSS galleries: they’re a great source of ideas, as well as keeping us abreast of the latest web design trends. We all have our go-to web design gallery for quick inspiration when the brief drops on your desk – but are there other sites you might not know about, that could be even more useful?

Why User Experience Cannot Be Designed

lot of designers seem to be talking about user experience (UX) these days. We’re supposed to delight our users, even provide them with magic, so that they love our websites, apps and start-ups. User experience is a very blurry concept. Consequently, many people use the term incorrectly. Furthermore, many designers seem to have a firm (and often unrealistic) belief in how they can craft the user experience of their product. However, UX depends not only on how something is designed, but also other aspects. In this article, I will try to clarify why UX cannot be designed.

Five brands that reaped rewards after adopting responsive design

Responsive design is often touted as the future of web design based on little more than a vague sense that it makes websites more user-friendly and looks very cool.

Collection of Fresh and Professional GUI Sets

Every web designer is aware of the benefits of using pre-designed GUI sets, particularly when they are as comprehensive, as sophisticated, and as modern as the sets we have for you today. Some of the sets have been designed for the web, others for mobile apps, and some have even been created to help you design infographics.

15 Beautiful WordPress Themes for Photographers

When you’re a photographer looking for a WordPress theme for your blog, there’s one main thing you want it to do – put your photos front and centre. WordPress is a fantastic content management system for a lot of different things, but it does mean that standard themes won’t always cut it. Photography themes do a much better job of showcasing your portfolio, of stripping away everything that’s unnecessary so that it’s just the visitor and your iconic photographs.

A Collection of Stunningly Detailed App Icons

The retina screens of the newer iPhone and iPad models have led to crisper, clearer and brighter screens filled with more details than before. One of the unexpected benefits of this is that app icons can also reveal more details. While some icons look great with a minimalist feel – incredibly detailed app icons now have more of a chance to shine.

29 New Inspiring Responsive Web Designs

Everyone who is anyone is talking about responsive design these days — and everyone certainly has a strong opinion about it. But, whether you love it or hate it, responsive design is bound to go mainstream in 2013. Every business from Harvard to AOL are embracing responsive design as the wave of the future, and more websites are popping up on every device with an internet connection with conforming layouts.

Do bigger images mean improved conversion rates? Three case studies

Are your landing page or product page images big enough to get the best conversion rate that you can get? We’ve seen a wide variety of marketers testing image size these days, including B2B, ecommerce and media sites. I’m not talking about allowing your visitors to click to enlarge images. I’m talking about blowing up the size of your hero shot (the most important image on your page) so it’s much, much bigger. Here are three examples from very different marketers to inspire you.

Guide for Using Typography in Responsive Web Design

Responsive Web Design, often abbreviated as “RWD” has been generating hypes for two years, ever since Ethan Marcotte coined the term. Understanding RWD properly is important so let me just recap what it is and why is it necessary.

Creative Ads Inspired by Fairy Tales

We see advertisements on a daily basis — television, newspaper ads, billboards, internet, and so on. Many such advertisements exhibit a great level of creativity, especially when it comes to themes related to fantasy. In this gallery, we have compiled some of the best creative ads that are inspired by fairy tales.

The New York Times redesigns

In the web-era, major news sources aren’t restricted to local readership. Whilst a city paper may feature some local news, its sports, national and international news coverage is just as likely to be read by someone on a different continent. In 2012, The New York Times (44.8m monthly readers) fell behind London’s Daily Mail (45.3m monthly readers) as the popular newspaper website in the world. Largely because, unlike many of its rivals — one of the most notable being The Boston Globe — the NYT has left its online offering firmly rooted in the 2000s (the last major revision to the NYT website was in 2006 and it felt dated then).

30 Awesome Free Wood Textures

Nature can be a great source of inspiration and creativity for everyone. A plethora of beautiful things are present around you, and all you have to do is to look at them. Thus, it is quite common nowadays to add natural textures and other elements to web/graphic designs. Natural things add a feel of life and viability to your designs; and also a look and feel of reality.

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20 Great fonts you should have in your collection.

Every good web designer knows that if there is one thing you can never have enough of then it’s Fonts! As some of you might know we are great fans of different wonky fonts, therefore we have collected 20 of the most interesting fonts currerntly available on the internet. Most of these fonts are free, however a few of them are for personal use only, with the option of purchase for professional use.

Redwood Creek

Simple Print

Chopin Script

Angry Birds

Optimus Princeps

Waltograph

Champagne & Limousines

Pacifico

Frankentype

Flesh Wound

Intaglio

Prism

CF I want to believe

Abracadabrahocusspokuz

Tartlers End

Warpai

Coburn

Stripes

CF Jack Story

Crash Crash

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Budget Suggestions for Hiring Logo Design Company

No business owner wants their logo or marketing materials to appear like an amateur has put them together. When a potential customer goes to compare to like companies, the one that appears more knowledgeable and appealing will often win them over. Attractive marketing materials are essential since they are often the first impression a person has of a company or business.

Unfortunately, hiring a talented graphic designer involves quite a bit of money. Many budgets cannot bend their budgets to accommodate this type of service. So, how does a company ensure they are not only hiring the right designer, but that they are getting them at the best possible price?

Shop Around

Do not feel like you have to sign a contract with the first graphic designer you come across. Look around. Don’t be afraid to do cost comparisons. Bring these findings with you when you meet new designers. Not everyone will be willing to budge on their price but perhaps a designer you just love will agree to bridge the gap here or there. You have to negotiate. Perhaps they are firm on their estimate but are willing to throw something extra in. Or there is a package deal with services you weren’t going to purchase but the bundle cost is too good to pass up. As in anything else, the best way to save money is to spend the time beforehand doing prep work.

Knowledge

Knowing what you are looking for and what you want beforehand will save you not only time, but also money. The more proofs, edits and redesigns you require to get the desired final product – the more you will pay a designer for their work. Take some time to do some research on design, recent trends in design and to really map out what you are seeking for your logo or marketing material. Coming to a designer with a plan with make proceedings go so much easier, thus saving you money.

Experience

Often those who want the best designers have the money to back up their wish. However, not every company can afford to hire the most skilled, most experienced or most wanted designer on the market. If you are working on a budget, your dreams of having a top notch designer may seem out of reach. However, you can find a great and talented designer without having to take out a second line of credit. Once you get past having to have the right ‘name’ behind your work, you can focus on upcoming designers who have loads of talent. These new designers may not have the experience or notoriety, but they can still produce stellar work that will grab the attention of your client base. It will require research to find the right designer, but it will be worth it in the end.

Protection

As a business owner, you need to protect yourself. Look for a designer or company that has been around for a while. Check their feedback rating at places like the Better Business Bureau. Ask your local Chamber of Commerce if they have heard anything about the company. Do an online search to see if there is anyone online talking about the designer, their work or their design firm. If you cannot find anything doing this research, ask the designer about insurance. A serious graphic designer will carry some type of liability insurance. Having insurance is a strong indication that the designer is serious about what they do.

Combine Services

Many companies offer in-house design services as part of their packages and deals. Instead of first seeking out a graphic design, considering choosing your printing company first and ask them to add on design services. Often this arrangement will save you money since the printing company is seeking first and foremost to acquire your printing needs and is offering design as an added bonus.

There are multiple ways to save costs when it comes to procuring a graphic designer for your needs. Doing the necessary research beforehand will go far when it comes to saving money and sparing your budget. Avoid rushing into making a decision and don’t be scared to negotiate. These techniques will ensure that you trim unnecessary fat from the cost of design and get the marketing pieces you are hoping for.

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Weekly News Roundup – 15 March 2013

The week is coming to an end and that means it is time for us to look back on the week that passed, the best design news, resources and other goodies. This week we look at CSS3 and HTML5 tutorials, what journalists need to know about web design, jQuery mobile for beginners, as well as great examples of typeface combinations in web design.

30 Really Useful HTML5 Tutorials

Almost everybody is talking about latest enhancement in web industry. Yes, it’s HTML5 and CSS3. Really these languages expanded the possibilities of web design. There are lots of web designer s and developers who have started using HTML5 into their designs. Here we’ve rounded up 30 really useful HTML5 tutorials that will definitely help.

Vexing Viewports · An A List Apart Article

“The Web is Agreement.” Jeremy Keith’s eloquent statement neatly summarizes the balance that makes it possible for us to build amazing things. Each week, new devices appear with varying screen sizes, pixel densities, input types, and more. As developers and designers, we agree to use standards to mark up, style, and program what we create.

What journalists need to know about Web design

Fifty milliseconds. That’s how quickly visitors can form strong, long-lasting impressions about your news or information website. But they aren’t sizing up the quality of your content or the sophistication of your code. They’re making nearly instantaneous, mostly subconscious judgments about how your work has been designed.

50 Helpful Typography Tools And Resources

We love beautiful typography, and we appreciate the efforts of designers who come up with great typographic techniques and tools or who just share their knowledge with fellow designers. We are always looking for such resources. We compile them, carefully select the best ones and then prepare them for our round-ups.

25 Web development resources to help you create better websites

As a developer I am always on the hunt for time saving resources, anything that can save me just a few minutes of time is a great help in an already hectic schedule. Compiled here is a list of 25 resources that are bound to make your life a little bit easier

Top 10 Free Online Tools for Creative Minds

In case you missed it, WordPress release 3.4 included a very exciting new development: the Theme Customizer. This allows users to tweak theme settings using a WYSIWYG interface and customize the theme so it includes the colors, fonts, text — and pretty much anything else — they want.

50+ Examples Of Drawings and Illustrations in Web Design

For a quite some time, web designers have used hand drawn illustrations and typography to give websites a non-digital look and feel and a more human touch. Right now, however, there is a strong web design trend coming with focus on keeping interface design minimalistic and flat.

A Complete Guide of jQuery Mobile for Beginners

There’s no doubt about it. Wherever developers look and whoever they talk to, mobile is at the top of the list. Talk to a C-level executive, and the conversation turns to mobile, and the question “How do I get me some of that?” comes up. Talk to other developers, and they tell you they’re targeting mobile devices. Mobile has become a big deal as smartphones have taken hold in the consumer marketplace.

10 Superb CSS3 Tutorials for Awesome Design

Many designers all over the world believe that CSS3 is a technique which has unbelievable potential which will in the future be used to create wonderful designed websites. At present, it is not being used variedly all over the world due to a number of limitations – obsolete browsers being one of them. In this post we’ve collected 10 Superb CSS3 Tutorials for Awesome Design, this can be proficiently functioned using markup, HTML, and some improved properties of CSS3.

40 Best Typeface Combinations in Web Design

When it comes to prints or Web Design, typography is one of the most important part. So selectng the right type of typography for your web design is one of the most crucial part. Keeping the small textured detail in mind while designing a website can sometimes be enough to get amazing results.

Providing responsive images with Drupal

In this tutorial, we’ll be solving this problem four times, thanks to the latest version of the Drupal CMS, 7, and its vast, user contributed module library. We’ll be looking at the adaptive image module, the adaptive image styles module, the client-side adaptive image module and, finally, the responsive images and styles module. These represent great solutions to optimising your Drupal website for bandwidth starved mobile devices; all modules used employ the techniques listed above.

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