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Editor's Pick in Website Usability, April 2005
Have you ever sat down and really spent some time surfing through your own company website? Are there any broken links? Are you happy with the functionality and the graphical interface? Is it easy to navigate and find the services...
So you're on the computer, as usual. Your eyes are smarting. Your back hurts. You want to jump in the car and sail down the highway with all the windows down and your hair flapping in the wind. But before you call it quits for the day, you have to look up just one more thing...
read moreI'm sure you've all heard the saying 'Build it and they will come'. Although that may have been true a few years ago, now we must work, and work hard, to get visitors to our websites. You can't always control who visits, however, you can have some control over who stays...
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Editor's Pick in Web Programming, April 2005
When you register on at a website, the site normally checks if the e-mail address that you enter is in a valid format. This is done by using what called a Regular Expression. What we need to do is check if a string (eg $email) match...
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, April 2005
This tutorial teaches you how to upload images into a mysql database using PHP. Even though it sounds complicated, it is fairly simple and has many practical applications. One example of an application would be Forum User Images...
Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
Using the first ten seconds of view time to offer and deliver your promise is the key to converting a hesitant website visitor into a customer.
<span>Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, April 2005</span><br/>Leafing through the templates at TemplateMonster.com, I stumbled across a rather nice example of a bookmark and understood that I had found material for my next tutorial...
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This tutorial will teach how to create a burned (on edges) paper like you see in movies, shows (kind of an ancient scroll).
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Hello all. This tutorial will teach how to create a martian-like scene.
1. Open a new document (white backround - default settings).
2. Go to render --> clouds.
3. Go to render --> difference clouds and make this step 2 more times...
1.Open-up a new image, 400x400px will do fine.
2.Set the background to: 3A3A3A & the foreground to: FFFFFF.
3.Select the Rounded Regtangle Tool, as shown below:...
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