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When you design web pages in HTML, as you probably know, you can use a tremendous range of colors (over 16 million) for fonts, tables, backgrounds and so forth using the COLOR attribute of the various HTML tags...
read moreChoosing a web designer can seem like a daunting task. They come in all shapes and sizes – from freelancers working at home to glossy new media agencies, and there is as much variation in prices and service as there is in size. So how do you choose the right one for your business?...
read moreWhen designing a website choose colors wisely. Remember, colors convey emotions and emotions can heavily influence your decision-making process. Your choice of colors for your website should mirror the message and/or feeling you to hope to communicate to the viewer. Let's take a look at some colors...
read moreWe would all like to have the best looking website, that's a fact - but if we keep in mind that our main objective is to finally sell our product or service online, we'll realize that maybe design is not the most important factor when it comes to achieve this objective...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
To create a logo you need no more than a bit of fantasy and some basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. There are thousands of places to take the idea from. In this tutorial we’ll use the Nike logo as a base for our logotype. So, let’......
To begin, create a new image with the following settings:
• Name: Button
• Preset Size: 800x600 pixels
• Resolution: 100 dpi
• Mode: RGB...
Ok, say I have found an action online or etched on a CD that came with some ancient tome I purchased from Joe’s Online Ancient Tome Emporium. This incredible little script allows me to take an everyday photograph and convert it to a creepy yet intriguing seamless background...
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Editor's Pick in Phhotoshop Tutorials, June 2005
Spend some time with certified Photoshop addict Al Ward, and you'll find, as he did, that "Photoshop Elements" is a necessary addition to your software collection.
1. To begin, have an image open. I've borrowed a piece of stock photography from the Goodies folder in the Photoshop directory.
2. Duplicate the image in a new layer.
3. In the toolbar, click on the Elliptical Marquee Tool. Up in the Options Bar, enter a feather radius of 5 px...
This week I'm going to show you a snappy little way to create circuit patterns. So without further ado, here we go.
1. Create a new image. Make the dimensions square, just in case you like the pattern and want to make it seamless.
2. Fill the image with Black...
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