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Create Some Cool Fancy Animated CSS3 Buttons [Tutorial]

Posted by Andrew Smith on February 7th, 2013

The design industry is apparently one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Creative websites are being developed every day, pushing the restrictions of HTML/CSS in every direction. CSS has been used to give a precise structure to the documents and being used to add different designs and styles to media files.

A Plunge Into Attaining a Pixel-Perfect UI For iPhone Apps

Posted by administrator on February 6th, 2013

App Development is a tedious, quirky process. Understanding the programming libraries, the design standards and the common themes present in user interfaces is a pre-requisite.

Tips for Wireframing and Comprehending an Accessible Mobile App Interface

Posted by administrator on February 5th, 2013

Building a mobile app for an iOS or Android requires a lot of effort and energy, put-in simultaneously. The functionality of an app has to be planned way ahead, barring the coding and the UI design. This enables you to start the programming on an immediate basis and also to incorporate and implement the key features without much fuss.

7 Useful Tips for Ecommerce Site Design That Can Boost Your Sales

Posted by Andrew Smith on February 4th, 2013

Nowadays, there are many business owners creating ecommerce sites for selling their products. If you are one of those business owners, you need to learn how to increase the conversion rate of your ecommerce site. You need to optimize your ecommerce site design to help you get more sales. Some web designers make mistakes by focusing on the color schemes that are not appropriate for their sites.

Whatfontis Review – Zero In On Fonts

Posted by Andrew Smith on February 4th, 2013

As a graphic designer you might have often had trouble in identifying a font that your client uses. This is quite a common happening in a designer’s life. You might have spent hours trying to find out the font or its family on the Internet with little success. With hundreds of thousands of fonts available, this isn’t quite an easy task.

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Top 20 Android Apps: Handy and Candy for Designers and Developers

Posted by Andrew Smith on February 1st, 2013

Android platform is gaining more and more popularity these days, people all across the world are using this mobile OS for good reasons, Android being an open-source platform and the name Google behind it makes it favorite among the designers and developers.

Simple Steps To Implement Taxonomy Menu in Drupal Website

Posted by administrator on January 31st, 2013

The main purpose for creating a taxonomy menu in Drupal is to make the things come together on this platform. Drupal is one of the content management systems which offer a taxonomy feature for its user. Logically speaking, the use of taxonomy is to add a descriptive term to each content of the website. In this way, the users will able to know the content description in the short form.

How to Keep up with Evolving Web Technologies

Posted by Briantaylor on January 30th, 2013

Web technology is constantly changing and evolving over time. Just when we think we have mastered a new Web technology, it gets a version update to offer something better. For example, most of us would have put in a lot of effort to master HTML. By the time we got ready to put our HTML skills into practice, a new version called HTML5 came up.

CodeinWp Review – The Perfect Answer to PSD to WordPress Conversion

Posted by Andrew Smith on January 30th, 2013

Businesses around the world look for customized websites which are tuned to meet their niche demands and create their brand name. Thus most businesses opt for websites that are designed from scratch. PSD to WordPress emerged as the most desired technique for web development. The reason for this is the usability and scalability of WordPress which is arguably the most popular content management system in the world.

Progressive Disclosure: A New Element for HTML Email Optimization

Posted by Andrew Smith on January 29th, 2013

Mobile devices have been the center of attraction in the recent years. They’ve shifted focus from everything that’s bulky and people fret over. A recent article gave me the inspiration to shift gears on a topic that takes center-stage and provides mobile optimization for email. This makes provision for inclusion of a mobile style-sheet that displays content only if an email patron triggers a need for it.

Create Some Cool Fancy Animated CSS3 Buttons [Tutorial]

A Plunge Into Attaining a Pixel-Perfect UI For iPhone Apps

Tips for Wireframing and Comprehending an Accessible Mobile App Interface

7 Useful Tips for Ecommerce Site Design That Can Boost Your Sales

Whatfontis Review – Zero In On Fonts

Top 20 Android Apps: Handy and Candy for Designers and Developers

Simple Steps To Implement Taxonomy Menu in Drupal Website

How to Keep up with Evolving Web Technologies

CodeinWp Review – The Perfect Answer to PSD to WordPress Conversion

Progressive Disclosure: A New Element for HTML Email Optimization

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