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Geek Sucks - Design Inspiration Blog

Today, developing a site in manual format is just measured as old culture. It is the era of content management system. From the developer to novice everybody loves to use CMS based websites, because the invention of different CMS is to provide more user friendly interface for the owner and users. In some persons’ mind, there have been a wrong thought that the CMS based website designs are not so much gorgeous. So for the designer and developer, in the web, here creates lots of CMS based websites gallery who showcases nice and smart CMS based websites. http://www.geeksucks.com/
Good Design, Bad Copy As designers, we rightfully spend our time focused on aesthetics. We are pixel pushers who firmly believe with the strongest conviction that attractive websites are fundamentally better websites. We build our mockups with “lorem ipsum” so we can go back and write something better when we have the time. Deadlines approach and still we put off the text until the last possible second.

The Importance of Copywriting in Web Design | Design Shack

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As web professionals, we’re always looking for ways to improve our knowledge and skills. Tips, tricks and checklists are often one of the most underused yet potentially useful models of providing great, quick and easy to follow pieces of useful information. You may or may not know some of the tips below — and you may or may not agree with everything listed — but hopefully it will give you some ideas for your own sites or motivate you to create a checklist to help cover your bases. Planning what your website needs to contain can help you scale the project size.

250 Quick Web Design Tips (Part 1)

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55 Inspiring Examples of Gradients in Web Design | Inspiration

http://webdesignledger.com/inspiration/55-inspiring-examples-of-gradients-in-web-design Gradients are a great way to add interest, color , and even depth to a web design. You can use the same color in many shades, many shades of many colors or several other combinations you may think of. You can go linear or radial. The point is that gradients are beautiful and can give your website a very unique style.

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http://www.vecteezy.com/ 50% of all college grads owe $10,000+ in college loans and they spend nearly 30% of their income just on debt repayment. We'll teach you how to make real money developing websites for clients who are ready to hire you today! Students who stick with us learn the secrets the pros use to build websites incredibly fast and make over $100 per hour. Click here for more info!
And here we go again … something for me as well as for large group of people loving creative typography. Today we all may look forward an extended collection of quality artworks . If you’re looking for inspiration, this is the place to be. http://www.cruzine.com/

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Laura Snoad asks the world’s best graphic and interactive designers, illustrators and animators to set briefs to inspire your next project. Here are their inspired suggestions. I wouldn't exactly call myself an old-fashioned guy, but I'm a little surprised at how long it's taking me to get accustomed to one of the minor little tweaks in OS X Lion, the new version of Apple's Mac operating system that launched today. I'm talking about page scrolling, which Apple has just inverted by default, and the newly tweaked feature can take more than a little getting used to…
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Graphic Design Blog, Tips and Jobs | You The Designer

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Category: Community This category aims to advance a professional discussion on Web design and development. It features the opinions of active members of the community, and it explores the design process and the meaning of design and its various facets. Curated by Jad Limcaco 1 . 2 . http://designinformer.smashingmagazine.com/

Design Informer - The Latest in Web and Graphic Design

My absolute favourite style of motorcycle is the custom “bobber”. I love the stripped down appearance and the raw vintage styling. It’s my plan to chop up a bike of my own one day, but for now I have to settle with designing custom motorcycle posters instead.

Blog.SpoonGraphics

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Cheatsheets and various quick reference guides are available for almost any type of software and language these days. Unfortunately they’re not always easy to find when you actually need them. This is why I decided to take some time to gather up as many as possible and share them with you here! Hopefully this can be a timesaver for you, along with teaching you a new trick or two.

Mega Collection Of Cheatsheets for Designers And Developers | Sp

Mar 27th/2012 5 Did you ever have the problem of needing some legal documents, but you didn’t knew where to get them?. Well, today we’ve brought you a list of 16 legal documents that might prove useful on your future projects. We hope these documents come handy when you need it ;) Read more

Web Design Blog – WebDesignShock

From graffiti and mural painting, to graphic design and illustration, Boa Mistura want to give the world its colour back. 5 heads, 10 hands, just one heart.

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creativebits | Creativity, Design and Macs

I don't know about you but those increasingly seductive "sneak peeks" of Photoshop CS6, topped by the truly epic Content Aware Move, have made the last few months increasingly hard to get through. Sure, CS5.1 (or 12, using the pre-Suite numbering schema), was not without its charms but most of us chose to pass and wait for the CS6 Suite version. Was it worth the wait? Add up Content Aware Move, an improved Patch tool, a Blur Gallery, Perspective Crop, type styles and improved font rendering, new vector layers, styles on groups, claimed pixel accuracy with the ability to snap to pixels, the addition of video capabilities, dramatic speed boosts and a nifty new interface look, to mention just the highlights, and it might just be time to start counting pennies for a May upgrade.