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Rule number one: Don't buy your domain and hosting from the same company. This is the first and foremost advice I would like to give for those who are starting their website. Because in the course of your website's life you will be changing your web hosting at least 2-3 times for variety of reaso...
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Editor's Pick in Interviews, May 2005
Adrien-Luc Sanders, a freelance web and graphic designer, and guide at About.com, offers great ideas on how to pursue animation both as a hobby and a career.
This is an important tutorial because it is introducing you to the quick mask. The Photoshop quick mask is a powerful way to get great selections accurately and it's very flexible. First start off with the lasso tool and make a very loose selection around an object...
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This tutorial will get you more involved with the brush tool, options and the brush palette. To bring up the brushes palette you can toggle the window here in the upper right corner of the options bar (when you are on a brush tool)...
read moreThis worked example applies styling and functionality to a basic grid of data to produce a simple form control that's a pleasure to use...
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Editor's Pick in HTML Tutorials, May 2005
Author Ben Hunt is principal consultant at Scratchmedia Ltd. and his client list includes the BBC. Here he guides us through the process of creating a datasheet.
Open a new document. I've chosen 130x130 px with white background. Hit Ctrl + R on your keyboard to bring the rulers. Grab Move Tool and pull out a line from the vertical ruler. Place the line on the middle. Do the same with the horizontal ruler...
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Open a new document with transparent background and 300x400 px. Make the rulers visible with Ctrl + R. Then pick Move Tool and pull from the vertical ruler a line out to "2". Do it again but this time to "5". Then from the horizontal ruler pull a line down to "7"...
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Open a new document. Hit D on your keyboard to reset the colours. Go to Filter > Render > Clouds and then Image > Adjustment > Auto Level (ctrl + shift + l). Then Filter > Distort > Polar Coordinates and set it to "Polar To Rectangular"...
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Open a new document with transparent background. Create a new layer and hit D on the keyboard. Grab Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a rectangle. Fill it with the foregroundcolour (black)...
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