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White spaces are everywhere about in the artists’ world – the blank white paper spread, the untouched canvass of a painter, the white space in a web page …In fact, we can be thankful as long as we still see a white space around...
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, June 2005
Planning to join the World Wide Web? Keen on building a corporate website? Reach out to your audience using interactive Flash technology.
Editor's Pick in JavaScript, June 2005
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, June 2005
Considering the website a physical metaphor for the body, we must make sure that each part can properly perform its function.
Eight seconds – that’s how long a visitor on a website can change his mind and click to another site if he is not contented by your navigation. The cause of this may be your gigantic and pompous graphics and photos...
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Editor's Pick in Design Principles, June 2005
Are you planning on making your first website? Then please don't do it this way!
Your web site is the key to your success on the Internet. You can use your web site to build your brand, increase sales, generate more leads, slash costs, and much more. In fact, you probably have very specific goals that your web site is helping you to achieve for your company...
read moreOne of the important elements in making your web presence entails not only having a well-designed website. Your logo should be installed in your website before your start launching and broadcasting about your web site's existence in the wide, wide world of the Web.
read moreColor choices for your web design is, in a way, choosing not what color you feel like but choosing what’s appropriate, applicable and interesting for your potential users/audiences. You don’t want your users feeling pathetic of your web site’s color choices and patterns, do you?
read moreWhen you are about to design your very own logo take into consideration how you plan to use it. For instance, a logo created for website or full color stationery printing will be designed for faxing and imprinting on coffee mugs and other items. Most companies crave to use their logo for more th...
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